A Look at Adolescence (Part 1)By Hengameh Nahid08/07/20253 Mins Read Director: Philip BarantiniConcept & Screenplay: Jack Thorne / Stephen GrahamCountry: United KingdomEpisodes: 4⚠️ Please note: this article contains potential spoilers…
Psychological Analysis of the Film Old BoyBy Saeed Behzadi Fard08/04/20254 Mins Read The Story of Rostam and Sohrab (*) – with a Different Ending Three hours of staring at a film, feeling…
Woman and ChildBy Bijan Tehrani07/26/20258 Mins Read The film “Woman and Child”, directed by Saeed Roustayi, is both a departure from and a continuation of the cinematic…
A Brief Glimpse at the Film Cause of Death: UnknownBy Ali Amini Najafi07/02/20254 Mins Read The film Cause of Death: Unknown, directed by Ali Zarnegar, emerges as a significant work in a bleak and trying…
A Look at the Most Iconic Deaths in Iranian Cinema (Part 2)By Hamid Rostami07/01/20253 Mins Read Death in The Paternal House by Kianoush Ayari is not merely a simple death—it is a familial crime so heinous…
A Look at the Most Iconic Deaths in Iranian Cinema (Part 1)By Hamid Rostami06/25/20254 Mins Read 1. The scene of Farman’s murder in the film Qeysar by Masoud Kimiaei stands as a kind of turning point…
When Hollywood LiesBy Bijan Tehrani06/22/20256 Mins Read Since the early days of Hollywood, war has served as fertile ground for dramatic storytelling—but often at the cost of…
Israeli Anti-war moviesBy Bijan Tehrani06/21/20254 Mins Read Israeli cinema, much like the country itself, is deeply entangled in the complexities of conflict, identity, memory, and moral reckoning.…
To Be or Not to Be, That is the QuestionBy Abbas Yari06/20/20254 Mins Read One of my favorite films is To Be or Not to Be by Kianoush Ayari. About twenty-seven years ago, when…
The Phoenician Scheme, reviewBy CWB News Department05/21/20253 Mins Read Premiering in the main competition of this year’s Cannes Film Festival, The Phoenician Scheme marks another return to form – or, more…
