August 2002
In the White City
The article discusses the film 'In the White City' directed by Alain Tanner, which tells the story of a lost sailor named Paul who finds…
Charles - Dead or Alive
The article discusses Alain Tanner's first film 'Charles - Dead or Alive,' released in 1969, which was acclaimed for its originality and depth. The film…
Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000
The article discusses the film 'Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000' directed by Alain Tanner, which explores the lives of characters involved…
A City At Chandigarh
The article discusses a 1966 film directed by Alain Tanner about Chandigarh, India, designed by Le Corbusier. Despite its high quality, the film did not…
Messidor - 2002-08-31
The article discusses the film 'Messidor' directed by Alain Tanner, which explores the themes of revolutionary romanticism and the challenges faced by two young women…
La Salamandre
The article discusses the film 'La Salamandre' directed by Alain Tanner, focusing on two writers who collaborate on a script about a young woman who…
Return from Africa
The article discusses the film 'Return from Africa' directed by Alain Tanner, which follows a young couple who plan to move to Algeria but face…
The Center of the World
The article discusses the film 'The Center of the World' directed by Alain Tanner, focusing on the character Adriana's intellectual and personal growth through her…
Light Years Away
The article discusses the film 'Light Years Away,' directed by Alain Tanner, which explores the relationship between a naive apprentice and his reclusive master. This…
Bahrām Gohari's Photo Exhibition at Jahan Nama Gallery
Bahrām Gohari, a young Iranian photographer, is holding his first exhibition of portraits of Iranian artists at the Jahan Nama Gallery in Tehran. The exhibition…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Alexander Sdarov, Prominent Russian Filmmaker - 2002-08-25
At the Cannes Film Festival, Russian filmmaker Alexander Sdarov presented his film 'Russian Arch,' notable for its unique filming technique and artistic expression of history.…
Viridiana
Luis Buñuel's film 'Viridiana' critiques the dangers of innocence in a corrupt society, highlighting the exploitation of good intentions. The film was banned in Spain…
A Woman Without Love
The article discusses the film 'A Woman Without Love' directed by Luis Buñuel, which explores themes of bourgeois morality through the story of a young…
Simon of the Desert
The article discusses the film 'Simon of the Desert' directed by Luis Buñuel, which portrays the life of Simon Stylites, a 5th-century saint who stood…
Brute
The article discusses the film 'Brute,' directed by Luis Buñuel, which portrays a malicious landlord and his thug, Brute, who is caught in a web…
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
The article discusses Luis Buñuel's film 'The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie,' which satirizes the bourgeois class's ignorance and detachment from reality through a series…
Wuthering Heights
The article discusses Luis Buñuel's 1953 film adaptation of Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights,' highlighting its distinct approach compared to William Wyler's 1939 version. Buñuel's film…
Susana
The article discusses the film 'Susana' directed by Luis Buñuel, highlighting its themes of lust and the impact of scandal on a middle-class family. The…
Occupation of White Farmers' Lands - 2002-08-21
The Zimbabwean government is suppressing white farmers who refuse to vacate their lands, urging landless black citizens to occupy these farms. The U.S. does not…
A Sea Pig Escaped from Prague Zoo
A sea pig named Gaston escaped from the Troja Zoo in Prague while zoo keepers were rescuing animals. He was last seen swimming towards the…
River’s Edge
The article discusses the film 'River’s Edge,' which portrays the dark realities of American youth through the story of a young girl's murder by her…
The Plot Against Henry
The article discusses the film 'The Plot Against Henry,' a comedy directed by Michel Romer that premiered in 1989 after being delayed for 20 years.…
The Life and Times of Andy Warhol
The documentary 'The Life and Times of Andy Warhol' directed by Chuck Workman explores the life and artistic influence of Andy Warhol, a key figure…
My Crazy Life
The article discusses the film 'My Crazy Life,' directed by Allison Anders, which depicts the lives of women in the ghettos of Los Angeles, particularly…
She’s Gotta Have It
The article discusses Spike Lee's film 'She’s Gotta Have It,' highlighting its bold themes of independence and sexuality. The film features Nola Darling, a young…
Slacker
The article discusses the film 'Slacker' directed by Richard Linklater, highlighting its low budget and unique storytelling style. It emphasizes the film's portrayal of a…
Israeli Forces Shot Dead Armed Palestinian Man
Israeli forces killed an armed Palestinian man who shot at an Israeli surveying team in Gaza. This follows a series of violent incidents involving Palestinians…
Safe
'Safe' is a film directed by Todd Haynes featuring Julianne Moore as a housewife whose life is disrupted by a mysterious illness, leading her to…
Amadeus - 2002-08-10
The article discusses the film 'Amadeus,' directed by Milos Forman, which explores the life of Mozart while portraying Salieri in a negative light. It highlights…
Denise Calls Up
The article discusses the film 'Denise Calls Up,' which portrays the lives of six young professionals in pre-9/11 Manhattan. It highlights their reliance on technology…
Mystery Train
The article discusses Jim Jarmusch's film 'Mystery Train,' which intertwines three unlikely stories set in Memphis, highlighting the mythical aspects of American culture and music.…
Down by Law
The article discusses the film 'Down by Law,' directed by Jim Jarmusch, which tells the story of two unlucky men who, along with a ridiculous…
Amateur
The article discusses the film 'Amateur' directed by Hal Hartley, highlighting its ambitious nature and the complex identities of its four main characters. It emphasizes…
Drugstore Cowboy
The article discusses the film 'Drugstore Cowboy' directed by Gus Van Sant, which humorously explores addiction through the story of four young addicts in 1970s…
Manny & Lo
The film 'Manny & Lo' tells the story of two orphan sisters who escape from an orphanage, highlighting themes of family values and sisterly love.…
Living in Oblivion
The article discusses the film 'Living in Oblivion,' directed by Tom DiCillo and starring Steve Buscemi, which explores the challenges of independent filmmaking through a…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Mahmoud Behrouzian - 2002-08-09
This article features an interview with Mahmoud Behrouzian, the director of the play 'Death of Yazdgerd.' The discussion, conducted by Mohammad Qods Razavi from Voice…
Potential Dangers of Nuclear Reactors in Bushehr - 2002-08-05
Henry Sokolski warns about the potential dangers of Iran's Bushehr nuclear reactors, suggesting they could produce nuclear weapons. He highlights concerns over Iran's compliance with…
Iran in the Mirror of World Media, August 2 - 2002
The article discusses new accusations against Iranian intellectual Aghajari, the Islamic Republic's narrative of a potential U.S. military attack, and Russia's military maneuvers in the…