All 5 Amir Soltani Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Dive into the cinematic world of Amir Soltani as we present our roundup of his diverse and captivating collection of movies. From drama to thriller, join us in exploring the stories and characters brought to life by this talented director.
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1. Dogtown Redemption (2015)
“Dogtown Redemption” is a gripping documentary that exposes the harsh realities of street recycling in one of the poorest neighborhoods of Oakland, California. Narrating the inspiring stories of three resilient recyclers, this powerful film takes the viewers on an emotional journey of their daily struggle for survival.
2. The Great Hack (2019)
“The Great Hack” is a gripping documentary that delves into the Cambridge Analytica scandal, exposing the sinister role social media played in politics. This film uncovers the shocking manipulation of personal data for political gain, specifically during the Brexit campaign and the 2016 US election.
3. Nasrin (2020)
“Nasrin” (2020) is a powerful documentary that delves into the life of one of the world’s most courageous human rights activists, Nasrin Sotoudeh, and the unwavering women’s rights movement in Iran. The film takes viewers on a gripping journey through the lives of these inspiring activists, highlighting their bravery in the face of adversity.
4. You Resemble Me (2021)
In the gripping drama, “You Resemble Me, “ two young sisters are torn apart, shaping the eldest sister’s life-altering journey. As she struggles to find her sense of belonging, she begins a resistance against the oppressive powers at play, only to uncover the stark reality of her situation.
5. Hold Your Fire (2021)
“Hold Your Fire” is a thought-provoking documentary that unravels the real-life hostage siege in Brooklyn, 1973. Shu’aib Raheem attempted to steal guns for self-defense, leading to the longest hostage situation in NYPD history. Amidst the chaos, NYPD psychologist Harvey Schlossberg champions for police reform, using his words to save lives instead of guns.
