<p>In this interview, artist and filmmaker, Dima Yassin, discusses her long overdue visit to Iraq at the height of the country's revolution. She reflects on the sociopolitical transformations happening in the country, the role that women play in the uprising, and her new film shot from Baghdad's revolutionary epicentre, Tahrir Square.</p>

In this interview, artist and filmmaker, Dima Yassin, discusses her long overdue visit to Iraq at the height of the country's revolution. She reflects on the sociopolitical transformations happening in the country, the role that women play in the uprising, and her new film shot from Baghdad's revolutionary epicentre, Tahrir Square.

From Despair Comes Hope: Dima Yassin on the Iraqi Revolution

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From Despair Comes Hope: Dima Yassin on the Iraqi Revolution

From Despair Comes Hope: Dima Yassin on the Iraqi Revolution