Docunight Presents: Iranian Women's Stories
Four documentaries, now streaming on the Criterion Channel, embody the adopted slogan of the current protest movement: Woman, Life, Freedom
The Man I Created
Katya works as a consultant in a bridal salon. She sees countless brides and grooms pass before her, helping them make the happiest day of their lives truly special. But, as often happens, she has no time left for her own personal life. One day, Katya is approached by her friend Lera — the capricious daughter of a major company owner. Lera is in love with her colleague, Grisha, a charming but awkward programmer. The obstacle to her happiness is her father — a despot who pays no attention to his daughter’s feelings and has decided to choose a husband for her himself. Lera asks Katya to teach Grisha how to “keep up appearances” and turn him into a first-class suitor who might just win her father’s approval...
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Katya works as a consultant in a bridal salon. She sees countless brides and grooms pass before her, helping them make the happiest day of their lives truly special. But, as often happens, she has no time left for her own personal life. One day, Katya is approached by her friend Lera — the capricious daughter of a major company owner. Lera is in love with her colleague, Grisha, a charming but awkward programmer. The obstacle to her happiness is her father — a despot who pays no attention to his daughter’s feelings and has decided to choose a husband for her himself. Lera asks Katya to teach Grisha how to “keep up appearances” and turn him into a first-class suitor who might just win her father’s approval...
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