Tehran, June 2013. The Iranians are preparing to elect the new President. Massed in front of their TV, they comment the presidential campaign broadcasted by national channels: the allusions that accompany the parade of candidates betray the spectator’s disappointment. After the 2009 riots, the Iranian people there still believe in politics? In the privacy of their homes, facing the images relayed by satellite feed, State propaganda, images of the West, Egypt or Syria, women and men freely talk about their hopes, anger and fears.
