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Explore 31,000+ Exciting Titles for Kids and Teens at the 36th TIBF!
The 36th Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF) is set to take place from May 7 to 17, featuring an impressive 230 publishers in the children’s and young adult section, a 31-publisher increase from last year. The section will cover 13,000 square meters and showcase 31,792 titles approved by the Iran Book and Literature House. A collective pavilion will offer access to books from absent publishers. Despite economic challenges, the fair continues to attract visitors, including university students and scholars, emphasizing the significance of reading. This year’s slogan, “Let’s Read for Iran,” highlights the fair’s commitment to promoting literacy in the nation.
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Unveiling ‘The Truth of Rachel’: A Captivating Performance at Tehran’s City Theater
Tehran’s City Theater is currently presenting “The Truth of Rachel,” a thought-provoking play written and directed by Sadeq Vafai, based on his novel “When Will the War End?”. Running until March 12, the play examines themes of media distortion and personal trauma through the story of an American woman discussing her memoir on a talk show hosted by her child. Key characters navigate complex relationships, revealing the intricacies of memory and truth amidst the backdrop of World War II. This powerful production invites audiences to critically reflect on the narratives that shape our understanding of history and media.
Iranian Cinema Takes Center Stage: Two Films Set for Cannes 2025-2026!
Next month, two Iranian films, “Melody” and “Daughter,” will be featured at the Cannes Cinema Season 2025-2026 in Cannes, France. Screening on September 18, these films are part of the “Cannes Cinema Thursdays – Focus on Iranian Cinema.” “Melody,” directed by Behrouz Sebt Rasoul, follows a young musician teaching sick children and seeking inspiration from birds. The film has received multiple international awards and was Tajikistan’s entry for the Academy Awards. “Daughter,” directed by Reza Mirkarimi, explores the life of Setareh, who rebels against her strict father, resulting in family turmoil. Both films highlight Iran’s rich storytelling.
Experience the Magic of ‘Universal Language’ at IAF Cinematheque Screening!
The 2024 Canadian absurdist comedy-drama film “Universal Language,” directed by Matthew Rankin, will screen at the Iranian Artists Forum in Tehran this Monday. This 90-minute film explores an alternate reality where Persian is prominent in Canada. The narrative intertwines the lives of characters like Negin and Nazgol, who find frozen money, and Massoud, a disoriented tour guide. Acclaimed as one of 2024’s top international films, it is also Canada’s entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards. Following the screening, renowned critic Mohammad Hashemi will discuss its themes of identity and culture, inviting viewers to reflect on language’s role in connection.
Family: The Heartbeat of Art and Human Connection
On October 23rd, the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Tehran celebrated 63 years of diplomatic relations with the Korea-Iran Calligraphy Exhibition, themed “Family.” Organized in collaboration with the Asia Cooperation Dialogue, the event featured twelve artists from the Korean Calligraphy Association, marking their first visit to Iran in nine years. Artist Yoo Hyun-deok emphasized that the universal concept of family fosters connections beyond language. The exhibition showcased the artistic dialogue between Korean and Iranian calligraphy, attracting a diverse audience. Ultimately, it highlighted the power of art in bridging cultural gaps and strengthening relationships between the two nations.
