TEHRAN – A number of animations produced by Iran’s Visual Arts Association of Islamic Revolution are on display at the 2015 Cannes Film Market (Marché du Film).

“Tunnel” and “That’s Mine!” directed by Maryam Kashkuli, “At the Gate of Paradise” by Ali Nuri Oskuii, “The Little Boy” by Mona Abdolshahi, “Tree” by Sareh Shafieipur and “A Solution for a Problem” by Behzad Farhat are among the animations.

The lineup also includes Tohid Tavanarashid’s “Rope”, Bahram Azimi’s “Beginning”, Moin Samadi’s “The Lost Doll”, Hamed Akrami’s “Kermando”, Amir Mehran’s “Butterfly Man” and Mohammad Jamalpur’s “Resistance”.

Other Iranian movies on display at the market are “Me, My Wife and Our Cow” by Azadeh Moezzi, “When Tree” by Sara Khalili and “Identity” Seyyed Alireza Golpayegani.

Established in 1959, the Cannes Film Market is the biggest event in the international film industry and a unique opportunity in which the filmmakers, producers and writers can meet, discover, trade, negotiate, buy and sell the productions of the film industry.

The 68th annual Cannes Film Festival opened on May 13 and will run until May 22 in the southern France resort town.

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