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The Iranian documentary “Habibullah,” directed by Adnan Zandi, won the Best Documentary Award at the 28th International Film Festival Zoom-Zblizenia in Poland. Released in 2023, this 24-minute film portrays the life of 80-year-old Kurdish folk singer Habibullah Zandi, who faces challenges from societal pressures and family tensions while remaining passionate about his art. The documentary highlights themes of resilience and cultural expression amidst adversity, emphasizing the importance of preserving heritage. Zandi, a seasoned filmmaker, continues to promote independent cinema, and “Habibullah” serves as a powerful testament to storytelling and the human spirit.
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Iran Showcases Literary Treasures at the 29th Muscat International Book Fair!
The 29th Muscat International Book Fair is underway in Oman, showcasing diverse literature and cultural heritage. Organized by the Iran Book and Literature House, Iran features prominently with a wide range of works, including scientific literature and religious texts. The fair, one of the largest in the region, includes 674 publishers from 35 countries and over 681,000 book titles. It offers a rich program of 366 cultural events, including activities for children, author signings, and workshops. Running from April 24 to May 3, the fair emphasizes the importance of reading and fosters cultural exchange among nations.
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Iranian Cinema Shines at Indian Film Festival: A Showcase of Captivating Stories
Three Iranian films will be featured at the 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa from November 20 to 28. “My Daughter’s Hair,” directed by Hesam Farahmand, tells the story of a family facing economic struggles after a father sells his daughter’s hair for a laptop, leading to conflict. “K-Poper,” by Ebrahim Amini, follows a teenage girl’s dream of meeting her K-pop idol while navigating her mother’s objections. Lastly, “Woman and Child,” directed by Saeed Roustayi, centers on a widowed nurse dealing with family tensions and a tragic accident. IFFI celebrates diverse global cinema and highlights Iranian storytelling.
