Farah Goes Bang -
Farah, a young Muslim American, is on the road with the 2004 Kerry campaign... trying to lose her virginty.
This funny and sometimes touching new film follows the conventions of the typical road movie while also perfectly capturing the sense of disenchantment that much of the country’s youth felt during the war in Iraq. An incisive portrait of a politically divided America.
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Online Q&A with filmmaker: Meera Menon
Share a conversation with Farah Goes Bang director Meera Menon on working with a young actor with the topic of individuality, the importance of great craft services, and the dream that inspired the film.
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