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Experience the Magic of ‘Ne Zha’: Book Your Seats at Garden Cineplex for the Epic Chinese Animated Film Franchise!
This weekend, the Book Garden Cineplex in Tehran will screen the acclaimed Chinese 3D-animated films “Ne Zha” (2019) and “Ne Zha 2” (2025), accompanied by review sessions for audience discussion. Directed by Jiaozi, “Ne Zha” tells the story of a boy reincarnated from a demon orb, navigating his fate amid chaos and fear. The original film achieved significant success, becoming the highest-grossing animated film in China and globally. Its sequel, “Ne Zha 2,” follows Ne Zha and his friend Ao Bing, achieving record-breaking box office success. Don’t miss this engaging cinematic experience and thematic exploration of friendship and destiny.
Discover Inspiring Documentaries Celebrating Iranian Women Artists at TMoCA Cinematheque
The Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art (TMoCA) is celebrating women’s contributions to art with the “In Women’s Words” exhibition, showcasing 121 works by modern Iranian women artists. Complementing this exhibition, the museum’s cinematheque is launching a weekly documentary screening program, starting with “How Strange Is Love, Which Is Pain and Cure,” exploring the life of influential artist Iran Darroudi, and “Mokrrameh, Memories and Dreams,” highlighting self-taught artist Mokarrameh Ghanbari. Both films emphasize the artists’ struggles and achievements. The screenings occur every Sunday at 4 p.m., with free admission, inviting the public to engage with these inspiring narratives.
Unveiling the 43rd Fajr International Film Festival Poster: A Sneak Peek into Cinematic Excellence!
The 43rd Fajr International Film Festival will take place in Shiraz from November 26 to December 3, celebrating cinema and honoring Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami. The festival’s poster, designed by Mehdi Davaei, features a photograph by Jassem Ghazbanpour, highlighting Kiarostami’s legacy. Festival head Raed Faridzadeh emphasized the event’s mission to inspire reflection through film. Notably, this year includes a special section, “Broken Olive,” dedicated to Gaza’s children, alongside other competitive segments. With over 170 international guests expected, the festival aims to foster cultural dialogue and showcase diverse cinematic art, promising an enriching experience for attendees.
Experience the Brilliance of Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s ‘Romulus the Great’ Live at Mehrab Theater!
Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s acclaimed play “Romulus the Great” is currently being performed at Mehrab Theater in Tehran, directed by Mojtaba Tabatabaei. The cast features notable actors such as Fatima Joudaki and Omid Mojtahedi. Set during the decline of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD, the play humorously portrays Emperor Romulus, who is more interested in his chickens than the impending collapse of his empire. As he dismisses pleas for action from his court, Romulus embodies the complacency and hubris that lead to civilization’s downfall. The production runs until February 21, offering a witty critique of power and governance.
Discover the Hidden Treasures: A Glimpse into Tehran’s Vibrant Art Galleries
Art lovers can explore a vibrant array of exhibitions featuring Iranian artists across various galleries. Highlights include “Holy Demons” by Ali Akbar Sadeqi at Iranshahr Gallery until June 10, and “Filicide” by Farshid Parsikia at Dena Gallery until June 13. Other notable shows are “Remembrance of Absence” by Saranj at Sharif Gallery, “Spring Show” at Liam Gallery, and Hassan-Ali Jahanshahi Afshar’s “Birth” at White Line Gallery, all running until early June. Additionally, exhibitions by Sara Goudarzi at Idea Gallery and Gholamreza Samavi at Asr Gallery offer engaging perspectives on memory, existence, and creativity. Don’t miss these remarkable displays!
