Little more than a year, I asked how long it would be until we had an entire movie, according to professional quality shot entirely with smartphones. These are not fully qualified, but it is very interesting. Ross Pruden points our attention to the history of It's not a movie , documentary filmmaker Jafar Panahi Iran highly respected. The story behind this film is crazy. Basically, Panahi was arrested and sentenced to six years in prison, while for 20 years. Although he appealed the judgment, which apparently was able to stay in his apartment in Tehran under house arrest ... and decided to document his life was devoted to the situation in the filming, often using iPhones to capture scenes (but not all). The film was screened in various festivals, but will reach U.S. theaters from February 29 and the trailer was released recently:



Apparently, the film itself was smuggled out of Iran in Cannes to put it in a key USB and then bake the cake on a USB key that was sent outside the country. Throughout the news coverage of this film, I have not seen anything about how the Iranian government has responded to this film, you should know about now.

However, there is something of a statement she said about the power of cameras smartphones these days. It was really a few years ago that the idea of ??mixing cameras on phones was panned as a ridiculous idea. And now, they help the internationally renowned filmmakers censored and persecuted by

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