The Saturday Hunter

The Saturday Hunter

Iranian film The Saturday Hunter depicts radical Judaism – At a round table discussion that took place in Fars news agency on the Iranian film The Saturday Hunter, film producer Mohammad Ghahremani emphasized that the purpose of the film is to depict extremism in Judaism, just as there are deviant, false and extremist streams such as Al Qaida and Taliban in Islam. The film was screened at four movie theaters in Tehran and at several others across Iran. The film will be screened in several Arab and Islamic countries such as Lebanon. According to Ghahremani, several red lines and limits were crossed, and some people involved in the film feared participation and involvement, citing fear of ‘something happening to them’ as a result of the film.

In light of the content of the film, some friends even warned him he would be assassinated, but he stressed that he was willing to die a martyr’s death. Later on, Ghahremani claimed that the film was sent by e-mail and to special sites for all foreign festivals, but due to heavy pressure by the Zionist lobby, they received no response from any country. He added that the film was created to defend the values of the Islamic Revolution and that the viewing audience must be expanded both inside Iran and overseas. The purpose of the film is to present “the Jewish Talibanism currently controlling the world.” The concluding scene of the film predicts the destruction of the Zionist regime.

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