The Persians Sean O'Hagan it begins to give way

it begins to give way to a strange—and then painful—intimacy

Soldier doesn’t know who she is anymore

because it "isn't for small people

Otherlands also offers us a vast perspective on the current state of the planet

head out on Route 66

The Persians Sean O'Hagan it begins to give wayMeet the Valiat family. In Iran, they were somebodies. In America, theyre nobodies. First there is Elizabeth, the regal matriarch who stayed in Tehran during the revolution. She lives in a shabby apartment, paranoid and alone. Except when she is visited by Niaz, her Islamic law breaking granddaughter who takes her debauchery with a side of purpose, and yet somehow manages to survive. Elizabeths daughters left for America in 1979: Shirin, a charismatic