September 2002
I Was Born, But
The article discusses the film 'I Was Born, But' directed by Yasujirō Ozu, which unexpectedly transformed from a light-hearted story into a serious narrative about…
A Story of Floating Weeds
The article discusses the film 'A Story of Floating Weeds' directed by Yasujirō Ozu, highlighting its themes of nostalgia and the impact of past relationships.…
An Autumn Afternoon
The article discusses Yasujirō Ozu's last film 'An Autumn Afternoon,' highlighting its unique narrative style and thematic depth. It reflects on the juxtaposition of modernity…
Equinox Flower
The article discusses Yasujirō Ozu's first color film, 'Equinox Flower,' which tells the story of two teenage girls resisting their parents' marriage plans. It highlights…
Tokyo Story
The article discusses the film 'Tokyo Story' directed by Yasujirō Ozu, which tells the poignant tale of an elderly couple visiting their children in Tokyo,…
The Flavor of Green Tea Over Rice
The article discusses the film 'The Flavor of Green Tea Over Rice' directed by Yasujirō Ozu, which portrays the struggles of a middle-class couple in…
Before the Revolution
The article discusses Bernardo Bertolucci's film 'Before the Revolution,' which explores themes of intellectualism and personal conflict through the character Fabrizio, who is torn between…
Ran - 1986 Film Review
The article reviews Akira Kurosawa's 1986 film 'Ran,' an innovative adaptation of Shakespeare's 'King Lear.' It highlights the themes of betrayal and madness through the…
Late Spring
The article discusses Yasujirō Ozu's film 'Late Spring,' highlighting its themes of paternal love and family dynamics. The story revolves around a father who pretends…
Enjo
The article discusses the film 'Enjo' directed by Kon Ichikawa, which tells the true story of a young man who intentionally burned down a respected…
The Idiot
Akira Kurosawa's film 'The Idiot' is a 1951 adaptation of Dostoevsky's novel, showcasing the life of Prince Myshkin. The film highlights the artistic synergy between…
City of Women
The article discusses Federico Fellini's film 'City of Women,' highlighting its exploration of women's worlds through a male protagonist's perspective. It emphasizes the film's significance…
Late Autumn
The article discusses the film 'Late Autumn' directed by Yasujirō Ozu, which revolves around three merchants trying to find husbands for a widow and her…
An Actor’s Revenge
The article discusses the film 'An Actor’s Revenge', directed by Kon Ichikawa, which tells the story of a Japanese theater actor seeking revenge for his…
Disagreement Between the U.S. and Germany - 2002-09-26
The U.S. and Germany are experiencing disagreements over Iraq and capital punishment, but Germany continues to cooperate in anti-terrorism efforts. The FBI director emphasized the…
News and Opinions: The Ship Has Come from the Dry Land, the Sea is a Guess... - 2002-09-22
The article discusses the role of intellectuals in society, emphasizing their responsibility to address societal issues without party bias. It references Ahmad Reza Ahmadi's remarks…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Films Related to September 11 - 2002-09-14
Eleven global directors have produced short films reflecting on the September 11 attacks. The report by Nazi Baghlari highlights these artistic interpretations, emphasizing their significance…
Persian Programs Will Expand
David Jackson, the new head of Voice of America, announced the expansion of Persian programs, including a new 24-hour youth-focused broadcast for Persian speakers. This…
Lolita
The article discusses the 1998 film 'Lolita,' directed by Adrian Lyne, which faced significant challenges during its release in the U.S. due to protests from…
The Spanish Prisoner
The article discusses the film 'The Spanish Prisoner,' directed by David Mamet and starring Steve Martin. It highlights the film's intricate plot and strong performances,…
Gods and Monsters
The article discusses the film 'Gods and Monsters,' directed by Bill Condon, which explores the last days of director James Whale, known for his classic…
The Winslow Boy
The film 'The Winslow Boy' tells the story of a young student expelled from the Royal Naval College for a minor theft. The Winslow family…
Sweet and Lowdown
The article discusses the film 'Sweet and Lowdown,' directed by Woody Allen, which explores the life of jazz guitarist Emmet Ray in the 1930s. The…
Henry Fool
The article discusses the film 'Henry Fool' directed by Hal Hartley, which explores themes of creativity, friendship, and faith through the relationship between a garbage…
The Opposite of Sex
The article discusses the film 'The Opposite of Sex,' directed by Don Roos and starring Christina Ricci, highlighting its unconventional narrative and comedic elements. The…
Happiness
The article discusses the film 'Happiness' directed by Todd Solondz, highlighting its controversial themes and the portrayal of marginalized characters. It is noted for its…
In the Company of Men
The article discusses the film 'In the Company of Men,' directed by Neil LaBute, which critiques corporate culture and sexual politics in America through the…
Welcome to the Dollhouse
The article discusses the film 'Welcome to the Dollhouse' directed by Todd Solondz, which explores the challenges faced by American adolescents through the story of…
Bitter Sugar
The film 'Bitter Sugar' explores a love story set against the backdrop of the Cuban Revolution, focusing on the conflict between revolutionary ideals and personal…
The Celluloid Closet
The article discusses the film 'The Celluloid Closet,' which explores the representation of homosexuals in cinema over the past century. Directed by Rob Epstein and…
The Daytrippers - 2002-09-08
The article discusses the film 'The Daytrippers,' directed by Gregory Motola, which follows a woman's quest to find her husband after discovering a note that…
A Brief History of Time
The article discusses the documentary 'A Brief History of Time' directed by Errol Morris, which portrays the life and theories of physicist Stephen Hawking. It…