An Incomplete Calendar

Description

Caracas and Tehran during the 1960s and 1970s serve as pivotal locations in "An Incomplete Calendar." The film examines a forgotten musical record that interlinks these two cities, revealing significant narratives surrounding oil. Rather than viewing oil solely as a commodity, the documentary illustrates its role as a political tool in the liberation struggles of Palestine and the promotion of Pan-Arab solidarity. As the film unfolds, it features insights from various voices, including musicians and historians, who argue over the implications of this connection. They confront the historical context of these struggles and the impact of oil politics on international relations. By the end of the film, the characters face unresolved tensions regarding their shared histories and the ongoing political challenges that continue to shape their futures.