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Iranian Innovator Sahar Tarhandeh Joins Jury for Esteemed 30th Biennial of Illustration Bratislava
Iranian researcher Sahar Tarhandeh has been appointed as an international juror for the 30th Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (BIB 2025), highlighting Iran’s contributions to children’s literature. Her nomination results from a collaboration between the Children’s Book Council of Iran, the Iranian Illustrators Society, and the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults. With over two decades of experience, Tarhandeh has previously judged the Hans Christian Andersen Award. The BIB, supported by UNESCO and IBBY, showcases exceptional children’s illustration and includes exhibitions, workshops, and symposiums. Two other Iranian participants will also feature in BIB’s side programs.
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The 19th Iran International Documentary Film Festival, or “Cinema Verite,” is set to celebrate documentary filmmaking from December 10 to 17 in Tehran. This year’s “Portrait” section will feature twelve diverse international documentaries that highlight the lives of influential figures. Notable films include Giuseppe Tornatore’s tribute to composer Ennio Morricone, Ivan Baturin’s story of pioneering production designer Lyudmila Kusakova, and Candela Vey’s exploration of Argentina’s first female director, Vlasta Lah. Organized by the Documentary & Experimental Film Center, the festival aims to showcase the intricate relationship between reality and truth in documentary storytelling.
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The 42nd Tehran International Short Film Festival (TISFF) has announced its jury for the International Competition and AI sections, featuring renowned national and international figures. Notable jury members include Iranian filmmaker Saeid Ebrahimifar, Dutch director Thom Palmen, Romanian filmmaker Mirona Radu, Polish director Damien Kocur, and Chinese animation director Joe Chang. The festival, running until October 24, aims to highlight innovative storytelling across various film categories. The jury for the AI section includes Iranian filmmakers Tiyam Yabandeh and Amir Saharkhiz, along with Tunisian animation director Neda Dagdoug. TISFF is recognized as a leading platform for cinematic creativity in Asia.
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The Tehran Symphony Orchestra (TSO), conducted by Nasir Heydarian, will present the concert “October 1904” at Vahdat Hall on September 11 and 12. The program features Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto in A major, and Schumann’s Spring Symphony, highlighting significant works from renowned composers. The concert is inspired by Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, which premiered in October 1904. Established in 1933, the TSO is Iran’s oldest and largest symphony orchestra, with a rich history of notable conductors. Tickets are expected to sell quickly, promising an enriching experience for classical music enthusiasts.
Renowned Novel ‘Call Me Ziba’ Makes a Comeback: A Must-Read for Literary Enthusiasts!
Farhad Hassanzadeh’s celebrated novel “Call Me Ziba” has released its 11th edition during the 36th Tehran International Book Fair, coinciding with its upcoming film adaptation. The story follows a teenage girl in a care home who plans to celebrate her birthday with her father by helping him escape from a mental hospital, sparking a journey of self-discovery and emotional healing in Tehran. Initially published in 2015, the book has won various awards and sold 27,500 copies. The film, directed by Rasoul Sadrameli, will be released nationwide on May 8, further enhancing the novel’s impact on young adult literature.
