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Experience the Magic: Ecuadorian Pan Flutist Leo Rojas Returns to Tehran for His 3rd Enchanting Performance!
Renowned Ecuadorian pan flutist Leo Rojas will perform in Tehran next month, marking his third visit after successful concerts in 2018 and 2019. Born in the Andes, Rojas’s music reflects his deep connection to nature and cultural heritage. After moving to Spain in 2000 and later settling in Germany, he gained fame as a street musician. His breakthrough came in 2011 on the show Das Supertalent, leading to his successful debut album, “Spirit of the Hawk.” With over a billion views on YouTube, Rojas tours globally, spreading messages of unity through his captivating music.
Explore Iranian Cinema: 8 Must-See Films at the 23rd Pune International Film Festival!
The Pune International Film Festival (PIFF) will feature eight Iranian films from February 13 to 20, 2024, showcasing the artistry of Iranian filmmakers. Notable entries include “At the End of the Day,” exploring generational crises among women; “Captain,” about aspiring young footballers in a cancer ward; and “In the Land of Brothers,” depicting an Afghan family’s struggles in Iran. Other films include “Roxana,” “Shoomah,” “Summertime,” “The Old Bachelor,” and “The Wasteman.” Established in 2002, PIFF promotes global cinema and cultural exchange, solidifying its status as a key event for film enthusiasts in India.
27 Iranian Publishers Shine at the 10th Istanbul Publishing Fellowship
Iran is advancing cultural diplomacy through book publishing and translation, as highlighted by Hassan Didban, the Cultural Attaché at the 10th Istanbul Publishing Fellowship. This event, held from February 25 to 27, fosters literary exchange between Iran and Turkey, with 27 Iranian publishers participating. Didban noted the growing number of translated works in literature, religion, and history, enhancing mutual cultural ties. The fellowship, organized by the Turkish Press and Publishers Copyright & Licensing Society, has expanded to involve 370 publishers from 75 countries. It serves as a key platform for collaboration and showcases the rich literary heritage of both nations.
Discover the Hidden Treasures: A Journey Through Tehran’s Vibrant Art Galleries
Tehran is currently hosting a variety of captivating art exhibitions for enthusiasts to explore before they close soon. Notable highlights include Maryam Shojai’s “Flow” at Ech Gallery (until May 9), Zahed Sheikh Bahai’s “Matt” at Bostan Gallery (until May 6), and Mazaher Afrouzi’s “Traces of Rain” at White Line Gallery (until May 5). Other exhibitions feature Parvaneh Etemadi at Liam Gallery, Mehdi Sharafi at Rischee 29 Gallery, and Oriya Mahmoudi at Homa Gallery, all concluding by May 6. Additionally, Shadi Moradi’s sculptures at Dena Gallery and Maneli Manouchehri’s works at Shirin Gallery provide further artistic offerings until May 9.
Iranian Short Animation ‘Bug’ Shines at Rhode Island’s Prestigious Ivy Film Festival
The Iranian short animation “Bug,” directed by Ali Masoumi, is showcased at the 24th Ivy Film Festival in Rhode Island, the largest student-run film festival globally. Produced by the Documentary and Experimental Film Center, this six-minute animation explores how parental behaviors impact children’s psychological development through a family’s encounter with a cricket. Utilizing innovative techniques like the multi-plane camera and natural materials, “Bug” stands out for its storytelling depth. The festival, running from April 14 to 20, includes screenings, panels, and workshops, fostering connections between aspiring filmmakers and industry professionals. “Bug” exemplifies animation’s power to address complex themes.
Tehran’s Cultural Hub to Showcase David Mamet’s Gripping Play ‘Oleanna’ in Captivating Reading Performance
Da Theater House in Tehran will host a reading performance of David Mamet’s acclaimed play “Oleanna” this Saturday, directed by Amir Mohammad Shavali, who also stars alongside Mahshid Delavari. First premiered in 1992, “Oleanna” explores power dynamics and personal conflict between a male instructor and his female student, transforming a seemingly innocent conversation into a disturbing confrontation. The play delves into themes of authority, censorship, and emotional abuse, making it relevant to contemporary discussions on education and gender. Audiences can expect captivating performances and engaging direction, promising a thought-provoking theatrical experience. Tickets and details are available on the theater’s website.