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IAF Presents Bergman’s Masterpiece: Experience the Magic of ‘Autumn Sonata’
On Monday, the Iranian Artists Forum in Tehran will host a screening of Ingmar Bergman’s acclaimed 1978 film “Autumn Sonata” at 5 p.m., followed by a review session with film critic Jaber Ghasemali. The film stars Ingrid Bergman, Liv Ullmann, and Lena Nyman, exploring the strained relationship between a celebrated pianist and her estranged daughter during a long-overdue reunion. Notably, it marks the only collaboration between Ingrid and Ingmar Bergman. This screening offers a chance to engage with themes of familial strife and emotional depth, appealing to both cinephiles and fans of Bergman’s artistry.
Discover the Timeless Wisdom of Mullah Nasreddin: Classic Tales Now Available in English!
Candle & Fog Publishing House has announced the English release of “Mullah Nasreddin,” translated by Caroline Croskery. This book brings to life the humorous yet wise tales of Mullah Nasreddin, a beloved figure in Muslim folklore with stories that resonate across cultures. While his historical existence remains debated, his narratives blend humor with deeper life lessons, making them relatable to all ages. Croskery’s extensive background in Iranian studies and translation enriches this work, which aims to unveil Persian literature to a global audience. “Mullah Nasreddin” promises to foster cultural understanding through its engaging exploration of universal themes and insights into Persian culture.
Renowned Guitarist Soheil Nafisi Set to Dazzle Audiences at Tehran’s Iconic Rudaki Hall!
Iranian composer and guitarist Soheil Nafisi will perform at Rudaki Hall this Wednesday, showcasing his original compositions inspired by renowned Persian poets. Celebrated for his fusion of traditional and contemporary music, Nafisi’s concert promises an emotional experience, featuring pieces from his four albums: Rira, Southern Songs, Chang and Sorood, and Tarh-e Nou. His music reflects the rich literary heritage of Iran, resonating with fans of both poetry and fusion. Attendees can expect a captivating evening filled with intricate melodies, personal stories, and a celebration of Iranian cultural artistry. Tickets are available, with high demand anticipated.
Iranian Short Film ‘Sheep’ Shines at Three International Festivals!
The Iranian short film “Sheep,” directed by Hadi Babaeifar, is gaining recognition at the RiverRun International Film Festival in North Carolina. This 2024 production, running for 13 minutes, follows a young girl named Rose in Tehran as she attempts to save sheep destined for sacrifice. The film features performances by Rose Tabatabaie and Gelavij Alam, adding emotional depth. “Sheep” will also be showcased at the Busan International Short Film Festival and the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen later this month. Babaeifar’s work highlights the innocence of childhood and showcases the evolving narrative of Iranian cinema on the global stage.
Explore Gwynne Dyer’s Insightful ‘Shortest History of War’ Now Available in Persian!
The Persian translation of Gwynne Dyer’s “The Shortest History of War” is now available in Iranian bookstores. Translated by Sahand Soltandoost and published by Markaz Publications, this 280-page book examines the evolution of warfare from prehistoric times to the nuclear age. Dyer argues that while warfare technology has changed, human nature remains constant, highlighting significant historical transitions, including the gunpowder revolution and nuclear warfare. He emphasizes the implications of climate change on global conflicts and advocates for understanding these dynamics to prevent future wars. This work is essential for those seeking insights into the relationship between warfare and society.
