May 2003
Reports from Protests, Voice of Freedom, Blog by Pouya Arjomand - 2003-05-31
The article discusses the author's stance against neutrality in reporting on oppression, emphasizing the need for activism and the fight for freedom in Iran. It…
Finding Nemo, the latest animated film from Disney and Pixar - 2003-05-31
Finding Nemo is a family-friendly animated film from Pixar about a clownfish named Nemo who is captured, prompting his overly protective father Marlon to embark…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Parviz Shahbazian, Director of the Film 'Deep Breath' - 2003-05-31
Parviz Shahbazian's film 'Deep Breath' explores the challenges faced by aimless Iranian youth and was recently showcased at the Cannes Film Festival. The article features…
Emphasis on the Expulsion of Iranian Women Married to Afghan Men
The Iranian government is emphasizing the expulsion of Iranian women married to Afghan men, citing changes in refugee status and legal implications of citizenship. This…
Annular Solar Eclipse on May 30, 2003 - Adib Astronomy Education Center
An annular solar eclipse will occur on May 30, 2003, and will be broadcast live by the Adib Astronomy Education Center. It will be partially…
Confession of the Executive Director of the Terrorist Group Jemaah Islamiyah - 2003-05-28
Ali Ghufron, the executive director of Jemaah Islamiyah, confessed in court to his role in the group and acknowledged his acquaintance with Osama bin Laden,…
Red Gold by Jafar Panahi Wins Special Jury Prize at Cannes
Jafar Panahi's film Red Gold has been awarded the Special Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. This recognition highlights Panahi's significant contributions to cinema…
World Health Organization: Dangerous Diseases Will Increase in the 21st Century - 2003-05-20
The World Health Organization warns that dangerous diseases like SARS will increase in the 21st century, urging global cooperation in health measures. The organization expresses…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Siddiq Barmak, Afghan Director of the Film Osama - 2003-05-19
Nazi Baghlari interviews Siddiq Barmak, the Afghan director of 'Osama,' which is being showcased at the Cannes Film Festival. The film highlights Afghanistan's presence in…
Interview with Siamak Shojaei Regarding the Dispatch of Iranian Specialists to Australia - 2003-05-14
The article discusses an agreement for sending Iranian specialists to Australia, featuring insights from Dr. Siamak Shojaei. This initiative highlights the collaboration between Iran and…
Interview with Ali Kashtgar on Internet Censorship in Iran - 2003-05-11
Ali Kashtgar discusses the state of internet censorship in Iran and the challenges faced by Persian-language media, alongside Heshmatollah Tabarzadi's appeal for resistance against authoritarianism.…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: Iranian Director's Film at Tribeca Festival - 2003-05-10
The documentary "The Path to Paradise" by Iranian director Mahmoud Bahraznia highlights the plight of an Iranian individual, sparking concern among German cinema authorities. This…
Nazi Baghlari's Report: The Film 'Women's Prison' from Iran at the Tribeca Film Festival - 2003-05-08
The Tribeca Film Festival in New York is showcasing a significant number of Iranian and Afghan filmmakers, including Manijeh Hekmat's film 'Women's Prison'. This event…
Zambizanga - 2003-05-08
The article discusses the film 'Zambizanga,' directed by Sarah Maldoror, which is significant for being one of the first films about African resistance and the…
Curse
The article discusses the film 'Xala' directed by Ousmane Sembene, which critiques post-colonial African society through the story of a businessman cursed with impotence. It…
Ceddo
"Ceddo" is a significant African film directed by Ousmane Sembène that explores the themes of tradition, religion, and political conflict through the story of a…
Emitai
The article discusses the film 'Emitai' directed by Ousmane Sembène, which portrays the resistance of the Diola tribe against French colonizers during World War II.…
Faat-Kine
The article discusses 'Faat-Kine,' a film by Ousmane Sembene that portrays the struggles of a modern woman in Senegal against patriarchal traditions while managing her…
The Black Girl
The article discusses 'The Black Girl,' a significant film by Ousmane Sembène that highlights the themes of identity and colonialism through the story of a…
Guelwaar
The film "Guelwaar" tells the story of the mysterious death of a prominent Senegalese political activist and humanitarian, whose body is mistakenly buried in a…
Mandabi
The article discusses the film 'Mandabi' directed by Ousmane Sembene, which explores the complexities of modern African life through the story of a man trying…
Camp De Thiaroye
Camp De Thiaroye is a film that depicts the plight of African soldiers in the French army after World War II, focusing on their abandonment…
Faces of Women
The article discusses the film 'Faces of Women' directed by Désirée Akhavan, which explores the intersections of feminism, economics, and tradition in modern Africa. It…
Holding of Iran's Premier Wrestling League Competitions in 1382 Named After Abdollah Mohammadi - 2003-05-06
The Premier Wrestling League in Iran for the year 1382 will honor Abdollah Mohammadi, a renowned wrestler. The Supreme Council of Veterans has requested FILA…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Tribeca Film Festival in New York - 2003-05-04
The Tribeca Film Festival has officially opened in New York, showcasing the intersection of human themes and cinema. It was founded by notable figures including…
Arrest of Two More Officials from the Overthrown Regime of Saddam Hussein - 2003-05-02
Two high-ranking officials from Saddam Hussein's regime were arrested by U.S. forces in Iraq. This includes a vice president and the head of the Iraqi…