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Iranian Short Film ‘End of Summer’ Set to Shine at 5th Happy Valley Animation Festival
Tara Attarzadeh’s Iranian short animation “End of Summer” will debut at the 5th Happy Valley Animation Festival (HVAF) in Pennsylvania from March 27 to April 1. This three-minute, dialogue-free film, created as her graduation project, follows a young girl whose swing’s rope snaps, leading her into a daydream where pigeons turn into warplanes. Attarzadeh, a 31-year-old animator from Shiraz with a Master’s degree from the University of Tehran, showcases her talent at this prestigious festival, which celebrates innovative animation. “End of Summer” highlights the emotional depth of storytelling and represents Iranian animation on an international stage.
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Exciting Release: Iran-Turkey Collaboration ‘Intoxicated by Love’ Set to Premiere in Turkey and Europe This October!
The Iran-Turkey joint film “Intoxicated by Love,” directed by Hassan Fat’hi, will debut internationally in Turkey and Europe on October 17. Following its success in Iran, where it attracted over two million viewers and grossed $1.2 million, the film explores the relationship between poet Rumi and his mentor, Shams Tabrizi. It will be shown in 250 theaters across Turkey and plans to expand. The film features notable Iranian actors and a soundtrack by Alireza Ghorbani. With additional releases planned in Gulf and East Asian countries, excitement builds for this culturally significant cinematic experience.
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.
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Five Iranian Films Set to Shine at the 16th Baku International Film Festival
Five notable Iranian films will compete at the 16th Baku International Film Festival in Azerbaijan from December 5 to 9. The films include “Guardian of the Field,” which follows a retired ranger rescuing a missing girl; “Burial Permit,” depicting a couple facing bureaucratic challenges after a death; “The Mould,” focusing on a father’s struggle after losing his wife; “To Be,” addressing a teacher’s severe punishment leading to trauma; and “Gharghalan,” telling the story of a midwife’s urgent journey to save a mother and child. The festival celebrates cinematic talent and fosters creative exchange in the global film community.
