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Unlocking Success: The Power of Positive Leadership in Action
The Persian translation of “Positive Leadership in Practice: A Model for Our Future,” by Cornelia Lucey and Jolanta Burke, is now available in Iran, offering vital strategies for enhancing leadership effectiveness. Spanning 364 pages, this book introduces the ALIGHT model, which outlines six essential resources for motivating leaders and their teams. It includes self-assessment tools, reflective opportunities, and practical strategies tailored for current and aspiring leaders, HR professionals, coaches, and organizational consultants. Lucey and Burke, both esteemed experts in positive psychology, provide insights to cultivate a high-performance culture and inspire extraordinary results in leadership.

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.

Discover ‘The Boy and the Sword’ – Now Streaming on Apple TV and Amazon Prime!
“The Boy and the Sword,” directed by Emad Rahmani and Mehrdad Mehrabi, is a 2023 animated feature available on major streaming platforms. Set in the tyrannical city of Madain a thousand years ago, it follows seven-year-old Karen, who receives a wooden sword from his father. Tragedy strikes on his birthday when the Sultan orders executions, forcing Karen to flee with his uncle to the village of Mahuza. Years later, he seeks vengeance for his family’s loss. This critically acclaimed film explores themes of loss, resilience, and justice, making it a compelling choice for family viewing and sparking important discussions.

Iranian Cinema Shines: Two Short Films Capture Five Awards at Kraken International Film Festival
At the 2025 Kraken International Film Festival (KIFF) in Milan, two Iranian short films, “In an Impasse” and “The Steak,” made a remarkable impact, winning five awards. “In an Impasse,” directed by Navid Ghiasi, won four accolades, including Best First Time Filmmaker and Best Women Film, while “The Steak,” by Kiarash Dadgar, earned the Best Director of Short Film award. The festival spotlighted critical social issues, particularly women’s rights and poverty. Both films presented compelling narratives: one depicts a woman’s desperate measures for her mother’s surgery, while the other portrays a mother protecting her daughter during a war attack.

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.

Arasbaran Cultural Center Set to Screen Hit Film ‘The Good Boss’ – Don’t Miss It!
The acclaimed Spanish film “The Good Boss,” directed by Fernando León de Aranoa and starring Javier Bardem, will be screened at Tehran’s Arasbaran Cultural Center this Sunday. This black comedy-drama explores corporate dynamics and ethical dilemmas through the story of Julio Blanco, a manipulative factory owner striving for business excellence. The film, a commercial success in Spain and a critical darling with a 92% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, won six Goya Awards. Attendees can look forward to a review session led by Iranian film critic Kurosh Jahed, promising an enlightening experience for cinema enthusiasts.