Last Moments
The Dark Shadow of
Protests in Iran
Last Moments is a poignant collection of six short stories by Hirbod Human, each highlighting the struggles and sacrifices of individuals fighting for their rights under an oppressive regime. These narratives are inspired by personal experiences and extensive interviews with victims of human rights violations, presenting a raw and unflinching portrayal of life under the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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About Hirbod Human
Hirbod Human, an esteemed Iranian-American writer, filmmaker, and philosopher, has devoted his life to enriching and assisting communities through learning. Born amidst the Islamic Rebellion (Revolution) in Iran in 1978, he witnessed firsthand the challenges of war and societal upheaval. Despite these early obstacles, by the age of sixteen, Hirbod had already embarked on a promising path, working as a young reporter for the Iranian Broadcasting Service and acting in a notable, though eventually censored, soap opera. His academic pursuits led him to acquire a comprehensive education, achieving degrees in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Art Research, and Print/Publishing.
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