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The 37th International Film Festival for Children and Youth begins Saturday in Isfahan, Iran, showcasing films across 19 provinces after a six-year hiatus. Directed by Hamed Jafari, the festival runs until October 8, featuring national and international competitions, and a special section addressing children’s experiences in conflict. New competitive categories aim to recognize innovation and economic potential in filmmaking. The festival also supports young filmmakers through initiatives like the Olympiad of Youth Filmmakers and has established a video library to strengthen Iran’s presence in global children’s cinema. Ongoing international agreements enhance cultural exchange and co-productions.
