Documentary on Newsworthy Photo of Burned Mosque; 'Carpet to Throne' Ready for Screening

The documentary 'Carpet to Throne,' which examines the events of Dey 1404 and the newsworthy image left from the martyrdom of a Basij member in a burned mosque, has completed production.

The documentary "Farsh Ta Arsh" finished its production process with a look at the events of 1404 and the news-making image of the martyrdom of a Basiji in the burnt mosque.

According to Ambassador Arjan, citing the public relations of the project, the documentary "Farsh Ta Arsh" directed by Mehdi Lari and produced by Navid Nilchi, looks at the events of December 1404, and tells the story of an image left behind and making news from those days.

This work, which is considered the first documentary produced about the events of 1404 D, is a narrative of the 18th of D in Pakdasht Mosque. In this incident, Ali Akbar Zarei and Taha Azizikhah, two members of the Basij who were there to protect the lives of the people and defend the mosque, were martyred due to a deliberate fire by rioters.

The focus of this documentary is on the image that became news in the hot days after the incident; The burned body of martyr Zarei on the carpet of the mosque, which became a symbol of the depth of this tragedy. In addition to analyzing the dimensions of that night, "Carpet to Throne" also narrates the life of this martyr.

Hassan Shirvani is a photojournalist artist whose photos of the burnt mosque of Seyyed al-Shohda became widespread in the virtual space and he recorded this photo.

Mehdi Lari is the director, Navid Nilchi is the producer, and Seyed Mohammad Mirzadeh is in charge of the research and narration of this documentary. Mehdi Lari, Mehdi Darzi and Metin Alikashi have done the photography of the work. Mehdi Darzi edited and Hossein Farahani took charge of the sound recording of this documentary.

This work is now ready to be screened at the international Iranian documentary film festival "Sinemavegrit".

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