Last Tuesday, I sent the message issued by our country’s prominent filmmaker Asghar Farhadi regarding the brutal attacks by the enemy to several major international media outlets with which I have close collaborations. It was met with widespread reactions and gained extensive media coverage. The text of his message was: “I ask artists and filmmakers around the world to be a voice for stopping the destructive aggression that has increasingly led to the destruction of civilian infrastructure. I urge artists and filmmakers everywhere, in these critical days and hours, to use every possible means to raise their voices to stop this destructive…
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