I first saw Hana Kamkar on a theater stage in the 2000s, in a production where she played Anahita, the goddess of water
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A look at one of Frank Gehry’s major works, the “Dancing House” in Prague, on the occasion of his passing.
It is night. A young woman enters her home and calls for her mother. No answer comes. She begins searching the house, eventually finding her mother unconscious in the bathroom.
Women, Life, Freedom: The Irreversible Path is a collection of interviews with Iranian women in cinema who, following the "Women, Life, Freedom" movement, faced bans from working due to their
Bamdad-e Khomar is the title of a new series directed by Narges Abyar, whose first four episodes were recently released on the Shida streaming platform, following the conclusion of the
“Woman, Life, Freedom: The Point of No Return” is a collection of interviews with Iranian women filmmakers who, following the Woman, Life, Freedom movement, chose to stand with the people
The news was brief: Ahmad Ahmadpour has passed away at the age of 44. Perhaps many have never even heard his name—or if they have, they might not recall who
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In a country where even dying comes at a price