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Stunning Torres Strait Island Masks Exhibition Debuts at Australian Embassy in Tehran
The Australian Embassy in Tehran hosted its first art exhibition, “Evolution: Torres Strait Masks,” showcasing the cultural heritage of the Torres Strait Islands. Inaugurated by Ambassador Ian McConville, the event emphasized cultural exchange between Iran and Indigenous Australians. Featuring 12 ceremonial masks, known as Kuyuku Zamiyak, the exhibition highlights their spiritual significance and craftsmanship, crafted from natural materials. It attracted a distinguished audience, fostering dialogue and appreciation for diverse cultures. This exhibition underscores art’s role in connecting communities and preserving cultural heritage, promoting mutual understanding and respect amidst a globalized world.

Elaine Feeney’s ‘How to Build a Boat’: Now Available in Persian – A Literary Voyage Awaits!
Elaine Feeney’s novel, “How to Build a Boat,” has been recently released in Persian translation in Iran. The story follows 13-year-old Jamie O’Neill, who seeks to connect with his deceased mother, Noelle, while attempting to build a Perpetual Motion Machine. His journey highlights themes of love, loss, and the desire for connection, enriched by his interactions with supportive teachers, Tess and Tadhg. Feeney’s lyrical prose and deep characterization make the narrative relatable and emotionally resonant. This translation adds to Iran’s literary landscape, encouraging discussions about the importance of community and human bonds.

Discover 10 Must-See Iranian Films at the 7th AmiCorti International Film Festival!
Iranian cinema will take center stage at the 7th AmiCorti International Film Festival from June 23 to 28 in Ivrea, Italy, featuring ten films and two jurors from Iran. The festival will showcase a variety of genres, including international short films, documentaries, feature films, animations, and films addressing global social issues. Notable entries include “Just a Fist,” “Is There Any Trace of Tomorrow’s Blossoms?” and “Piano.” Esteemed jurors include actor Hossein Soleimani and musician Fariman Jabbarzadeh. The festival aims to celebrate contemporary cinema, promote cultural exchange, and highlight significant social issues through film.

Extended Mobile Screening for ‘Smart Kid’: Empowering Young Minds on the Go!
The acclaimed Iranian 3D animation “Smart Kid” is extending its mobile screenings until the end of March, responding to high demand for family-friendly entertainment. Directed by Behnoud Nekoui, Mohammad Javad Jannati, and Hadi Mohammadian, the film premiered at the 41st Fajr Film Festival in February 2024, winning the Best Animation award. The story follows Mohsen, a boy who embarks on an adventure to save an endangered species, promoting environmental awareness. With a talented voice cast and a focus on compassion and teamwork, “Smart Kid” aims to reach audiences in areas without cinemas before its online release later this year.

Unveiling Ceremony for New Book on Martyr General Soleimani Set to Ignite Interest in Moscow
The Russian novel “Jackals Cannot Defeat a Lion,” inspired by martyr Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani, will be unveiled at Moscow Book House. Written by Oleg Roy, a leading Russian author, the 285-page book aims to present Soleimani’s life to a Russian audience, countering Western media narratives. The novel intertwines two timelines—present-day Iran and Soleimani’s past—following American writer Margarita Valdenshtein as she re-evaluates her views on him through personal accounts. Soleimani, a key figure in Iran’s military history, remains influential despite his assassination in 2020, and this work seeks to illuminate his complex legacy.

Discover ‘The Life Impossible’: A Must-Read Sensation Now Available at Iranian Bookstores!
Matt Haig’s acclaimed novel “The Life Impossible” has been newly translated into Persian by Mahsa Sabaghi and published by Milkan Publications in Tehran. The story follows retired math teacher Grace Winters, who inherits a dilapidated house on Ibiza, prompting her to embark on a spontaneous adventure. As she unravels the mystery of her friend’s life and death, Grace confronts her past and discovers hope, self-discovery, and new beginnings. Haig, known for blending genres and exploring deep themes, continues to resonate with global audiences. This translation allows Persian readers to experience his insightful storytelling and transformative narratives.