Saeed Shirkhani

You DON’T have all the time in the world

[Spoiler Alert] What makes the last James Bond movie unique? Is that less than ten minutes’ appearance of Ana de Armas as a typical Bond Girl that was fed up in social media by fans – actually not very typical cause Bond couldn’t capture her soul in that short period –? Or the – not so brilliant – characterization by Rami Malek as a Russian-Japanese Mr. Robot that wants to capture the world by an army of nanorobots harvested in a World War II abandoned base – A cliché within another cliché.

Berlin museum holds review of Iranian cinema 

TEHRAN – Pergamon Museum in Berlin is hosting a review of Iranian cinema in a program that opened on Friday. 

Tehran to host review of Chinese films 

TEHRAN – A review of Chinese films will be organized next week at Tehran’s Art and Experience Cinemas, which are dedicated to screening art films.

Iranian medical team reviews stuntman Aqdasi’s chart after Lebanese crash     

TEHRAN – An Iranian medical team is probing Iranian stuntman Arsha Aqdasi’s medical history after he was severely injured in a crash last week while shooting a project in Beirut.

Book City to review Cyrus Ghani’s “Shakespeare, Persia, and the East” 

TEHRAN – A Persian translation of Cyrus Ghani’s book “Shakespeare, Persia, and the East” will be reviewed in an online session by the Book City Institute in Tehran.

Where Is Friend Kiarostami?: Pompidou Center, MK2 Films to review oeuvre of Kiarostami

TEHRAN – The Pompidou Center in Paris and the French company MK2 Films have teamed up to exhibit an oeuvre of Abbas Kiarostami, the world-renowned Iranian artist who was an old hand in numerous art media, in a program named “Where Is Friend Kiarostami?”

Tehran short film festival to review Pier Paolo Pasolini movies

TEHRAN – The 37th edition of the Tehran International Short Film Festival (TISFF) plans to review short movies by Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini.

Book City to review Hannah Arendt’s “Eichmann in Jerusalem”

TEHRAN – “Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil”, a 1963 book by German political theorist Hannah Arendt, will be reviewed during an online session at the Book City Institute in Tehran next week.

Barcelona Casa Asia reviewing movies by new generations of Iranian filmmakers

TEHRAN – The Casa Asia in Barcelona is reviewing six movies by new generations of Iranian filmmakers during a program that has been in progress since October 3.

British consuls’ review of Iran economy in 19th century published

TEHRAN – A book containing the British consuls’ review of Iran economy during the 19th century has recently been published.

University of Bologna to review Ahmad Dehqan’s books 

TEHRAN – Iranian writer Ahmad Dehqan’s books “A Vital Killing” and “Bearing 270 Degrees” will be reviewed in a session at the University of Bologna, Italy tomorrow.

Persian publisher to review Walter Dean Myers’ “Monster”

TEHRAN – The Iranian publisher Peydayesh plans to hold a session on Wednesday to review American author Walter Dean Myers’ young adult novel “Monster”.

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Fajr festival to review Chinese, German films

TEHRAN – The 37th edition of the Fajr International Film Festival plans to review films from Chinese and German directors in two special sections, the organizers announced on Friday.

Cinema Verite to review docs from German-speaking nations

TEHRAN – Cinema Verite, Iran’s major documentary film festival, plans to review films from German-speaking nations in a special program during its 12th edition, the organizers announced on Saturday.

Tehran institute to review Sheila Blair’s “Islamic Calligraphy”

TEHRAN – “Islamic Calligraphy” written by the Canadian expert on Islamic and Asian art Sheila S. Blair is scheduled to be reviewed during a session at the Advanced Research Institute of Art in Tehran on October 14.

Tehran center to review “The Killing of a Sacred Deer”

TEHRAN – Yorgos Lanthimos’s 2017 drama “The Killing of a Sacred Deer” is scheduled to be reviewed during a session at Tehran’s Arasbaran Cultural Center tomorrow.