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Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi struck a chord at Cannes with 'It Was Just an Accident,' his first film since being released ...

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In "It Was Just an Accident," Iranian director Jafar Panahi, who was imprisoned for two decades, returns to Cannes in fine form.

Jafar Panahi is no longer the filmmaker he once was, transforming from understated humanist (in films such as "The White Balloon" and "Offside") to openly critical of the Iranian regime, as revealed ...