Everyday Rebellion

Everyday Rebellion is a documentary that explores the concept of non-violent civil disobedience through the stories of individuals and groups around the world. It showcases diverse acts of rebellion, from art interventions to organized protests, highlighting the creative and often courageous ways people challenge injustice and authoritarianism. The film emphasizes the power of collective action and the impact of seemingly small gestures in sparking broader social change.

Everyday Rebellion was generally well-received by critics for its inspiring message and compelling presentation of global activism. Reviewers often praised its ability to highlight the courage of ordinary people fighting for their rights and its effective use of diverse examples to illustrate the power of non-violent resistance. Some noted its optimistic tone and its call to action for viewers.

• Praised for its uplifting portrayal of global activism and the power of non-violent protest.

• Applauded for showcasing inspiring stories of individuals challenging injustice.

• Noted for its effective demonstration of how small acts can lead to significant social change.

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Won the Audience Award at the Zurich Film Festival in 2013. Nominated for the Silver Dove at the DOK Leipzig festival in 2013.

The film's directors, Arash T. Riahi and Anahita Ghazvinizadeh, are Iranian filmmakers who have often focused on themes of social justice and human rights in their work.