How long is The Dawn Is Too Far (2024)?

The Dawn Is Too Far (2024) is 1 hr long.

The Dawn Is Too Far (2024)

Name: The Dawn Is Too Far (2024)
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 60

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Based on interviews with 25 different individuals who live, work, and contribute to life and culture of the San Francisco Bay Area, "The Dawn Is Too Far" will portray the history of local Iranian Americans and the challenges they have faced as a group struggling to find acceptance and understanding in the long shadow of larger political and historical events. In giving voice to a complicated facet of our local culture and US history in the post-War period, this film has an immediate connection with the larger Iranian American community in California and across the US. It will also appeal to a number of other diaspora communities that have grown into generations of "deep" Californians who made it their home despite the obstacles they faced. This film has the potential to spark urgent conversations about American identity in a time of growing fear and divisiveness.

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How long is The Dawn Is Too Far (2024)?: The Dawn Is Too Far (2024) is 1 hr long.

Who directed The Dawn Is Too Far (2024)?: Soumyaa Kapil Behrens

What is The Dawn Is Too Far (2024) about?: Based on interviews with 25 different individuals who live, work, and contribute to life and culture of the San Francisco Bay Area, "The Dawn Is Too Far" will portray the history of local Iranian Americans and the challenges they have faced as a group struggling to find acceptance and understanding in the long shadow of larger political and historical events. In giving voice to a complicated facet of our local culture and US history in the post-War period, this film has an immediate connection with the larger Iranian American community in California and across the US. It will also appeal to a number of other diaspora communities that have grown into generations of "deep" Californians who made it their home despite the obstacles they faced. This film has the potential to spark urgent conversations about American identity in a time of growing fear and divisiveness.