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Iranian mythologist Jalal Sattari dies at 90
TEHRAN – Iranian scholar Jalal Sattari whose studies most centered on and mythology and dramatic literature died following a massive stroke at his home in Tehran on Saturday. He was 90.
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“Skyfall” stuntman Arsha Aqdasi injured during Lebanese shoot
TEHRAN – Renowned Iranian stuntman Arsha Aqdasi was severely injured in a crash last Wednesday while shooting a project in Beirut.
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Works by Iranian artists on view at cyanotype exhibit in Belgium
TEHRAN – A group exhibition of cyanotypes underway at Ingrid Deuss Gallery in Antwerp, Belgium is showcasing works by Iranian artists Gohar Dashti and Arash Fakhim.
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“The Corrections” appears in Persian
TEHRAN – American author Jonathan Franzen’s 2001 novel “The Corrections” has been published in Persian.
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International fiction festival on announces winners
TEHRAN – Iran’s international fiction festival on the coronavirus pandemic announced winners on Sunday.
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Works by Iranian artists on view at cyanotype exhibit in Belgium
TEHRAN – A group exhibition of cyanotypes underway at Ingrid Deuss Gallery in Antwerp, Belgium is showcasing works by Iranian artists Gohar Dashti and Arash Fakhim.
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“Skyfall” stuntman Arsha Aqdasi injured during Lebanese shoot
TEHRAN – Renowned Iranian stuntman Arsha Aqdasi was severely injured in a crash last Wednesday while shooting a project in Beirut.
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Iranian mythologist Jalal Sattari dies at 90
TEHRAN – Iranian scholar Jalal Sattari whose studies most centered on and mythology and dramatic literature died following a massive stroke at his home in Tehran on Saturday. He was 90.
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Nic Stone’s “Clean Getaway” comes to Persian bookstores
TEHRAN – A Persian translation of “Clean Getaway” by Nic Stone, an American author of young adult and middle-grade fiction, has been published in Tehran.
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“Guess How Much I Love You” published for Iranian children
TEHRAN – “Guess How Much I Love You”, a British children’s book written by Sam McBratney, has been released by the Elmi Farhangi Publishing Company.
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“It Rains Slowly” director Saeid Nejati on Kazan festival jury
TEHRAN – Saeid Nejati, the Iranian director of the acclaimed short “It Rains Slowly”, has been selected for the jury of the 16th Kazan International Muslim Film Festival.
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“Muhammad(S)” writer Ebrahim Hassanbeigi completes novel on Ashura
TEHRAN – Ebrahim Hassanbeigi, the author of the young adult novel “Muhammad(S)” about the Prophet of Islam, has recently completed his new work on the tragedy of Ashura.
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Book on Iran’s Armenian churches introduced in Ejmiatsin
TEHRAN – A book on Armenian churches in Iran has been introduced during a meeting at the Cross of Armenian Unity, a charitable cultural organization in the west-central Armenian city of Ejmiatsin.
