November 2002
Swiss Researchers Doubt Authenticity of Bin Laden Audio Tape - 2002-11-29
Swiss researchers are questioning the authenticity of an audio tape attributed to Osama Bin Laden, claiming a 95% certainty that it is not his voice.…
42 Million People Worldwide Infected with AIDS - 2002-11-27
The UN reports that 42 million people are infected with HIV worldwide, with significant increases expected if preventive measures are not implemented. Peter Piot highlights…
Egyptian Cinema - 2002-11-25
Egyptian cinema, historically significant in the region, faced economic challenges in the 1990s. Nazi Baghlari's report highlights the current state of the industry through interviews…
Ali Kashtgar's Views on the Referendum - 2002-11-25
Ali Kashtgar discusses the significance of the referendum, which has become a focal point for Iranians domestically and abroad. The interview, conducted by Farah Jahangiri,…
The Spacecraft 'Endeavour' Reaches Earth's Orbit - 2002-11-24
The 'Endeavour' spacecraft successfully launched and reached Earth's orbit after a week-long delay. It is carrying new astronauts to the International Space Station and a…
Israeli Army: An Israeli Soldier Shot a UN Aid Worker
An Israeli soldier shot a UN aid worker in a Palestinian refugee camp, mistaking him for an armed militant. The incident has led to conflicting…
Interview with Professor Spiegel about Iraq - 2002-11-20
The article features an interview with Professor Steven Spiegel discussing the situation in Iraq and the implications of weapons inspections. This is significant as it…
Tom Ridge: Al-Qaeda Remains the Most Serious Threat to the U.S. and Its Allies
Tom Ridge, the U.S. Director of Homeland Security, emphasized in a speech that Al-Qaeda continues to pose a significant threat to the U.S. and its…
Dark Habits
The article discusses Pedro Almodóvar's controversial film 'Dark Habits,' which tells the story of a cabaret singer who hides in a drug-using nun's church after…
The Story of Boys and Girls
The film 'The Story of Boys and Girls' explores the challenges faced by a couple from different social classes intending to marry in 1936 Italy.…
Matador
The article discusses the film 'Matador' directed by Pedro Almodóvar, which explores the intertwined themes of sex and death through the lives of a retired…
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
The article discusses the film 'Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown' directed by Pedro Almodóvar, highlighting its comedic and chaotic narrative centered on…
Labyrinth of Passions
The article discusses the film 'Labyrinth of Passions' directed by Pedro Almodóvar, focusing on its comedic and complex narrative about a lustful woman and a…
The Law of Desire
The article discusses the film 'The Law of Desire' directed by Pedro Almodóvar, focusing on its themes of homosexual love triangles and the complexities of…
The Passing of Andre Dutas, a Pioneer of 3D Cinema in America - 2002-11-05
Andre Dutas, a notable director and innovator in 3D cinema, has passed away. He was recognized at the San Francisco International Film Festival in 1997.…
Open Doors
The film 'Open Doors' depicts a government employee in Mussolini's Italy who, after discovering his wife's infidelity, commits murder. The story evolves from a simple…
Interview with Manijeh Hekmat, Director of the Film Women's Prison - 2002-11-03
Manijeh Hekmat's film Women's Prison was showcased at the Sao Paulo Festival, highlighting issues related to women's rights and imprisonment in Iran. The report by…