'For Neda'

Washington Bureau Chief Chris Isham interviews filmmaker Antony Thomas and former CNN Correspondent Rudi Bakhtiar about "For Neda," a new film about the death of one of an Iranian protestor who became a symbol of government oppression across the globe.

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[goonagoonn]

As an Iranian I truly thank Mr. Thomas for this wonderful film-documentary.

[alanas03]

I really wish people would listen, do research, and become much more educated before they post comments. This is not about poor and rich, it's about freedom. Freedom shows no form of currency.  Also it can be debated that any form of public media is propaganda. The fact still remains that an Iranian government appointee did kill her, he was found at the scene and they took his ID card. Also, emotion is a humanly response and without it one would not have the desire to CHALLENGE.

[KPUA1]

well that bastard that killed her should DIE!!!

[pudgywudgy]

@vorojac yes she is well spoken

[tootielollipop]

@yuripaisita20 Neda is dead :'[

[amphotoact]

what were they protesting for?

[boomcc1]

why is the bastard that killed her still fuckin breathing, his head should be rolling

in the street by now

[vorojac]

i love the fact that rudi bakhtiar said everything so perfectly..she went right to the point

[yuripaisita20]

Yes Iranian people! Stand up for your rights. As a Colombian women I always check up on Iranian news and as well as other eastern countries dealing with these issues. I pray that women one day will have freedom and justice.