September 2003
Elia Kazan, Renowned Hollywood Director, Passes Away
Elia Kazan, a prominent director in Hollywood and Broadway, died at 94 in New York. He was celebrated for his impactful films that addressed social…
Condoleezza Rice Dismisses Criticism of Serious Intelligence Shortcomings as Baseless - 2003-09-29
Condoleezza Rice defended the Bush administration's use of intelligence regarding Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, calling criticisms of intelligence shortcomings unfounded. This discussion occurred amidst…
White House: Officials of this agency were not involved in the disclosure of the CIA agent's name
The White House denies any involvement of its officials in the disclosure of a CIA agent's identity linked to her husband's criticism of the Bush…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Kevin Costner, a Renowned American Actor and Director
Kevin Costner, a prominent figure in American cinema, is set to revive the Western genre with his new film Open Range. This development highlights the…
World Health Organization Commits to Providing AIDS Medications by 2005 - 2003-09-24
The World Health Organization has pledged to ensure access to essential AIDS medications for millions by 2005, highlighting a global health crisis due to inadequate…
The Terminal; The Story of a Destinationless Traveler
Mehran Karimi, an Iranian man, has lived in Charles de Gaulle Airport for 15 years after losing his documents. His life story has inspired Steven…
Iranian Television Shows Musical Instruments After 25 Years
Iranian television aired images of musical instruments for the first time in 25 years, showcasing traditional instruments during a program called 'Delnavazan'. This change follows…
My Twentieth Century
The article discusses the film 'My Twentieth Century' directed by Ildikó Enyedi, which explores the divergent paths of two sisters in the 20th century. One…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Interview with Iraqi Kurdish Filmmaker - 2003-09-22
An Iraqi Kurdish filmmaker living in France has found significant success with a new film focused on Kurdish themes. The article features an interview with…
Lovers
The film 'Lovers' explores the intense competition between two women for the affection of a young man named Paco during Franco's dictatorship in 1950s Spain.…
Okoge
The film "Okoge" explores the unconventional love story of a young woman, Sayoko, who befriends gay men, providing a critique of traditional Japanese society's constraints…
Olivier, Olivier
The film 'Olivier, Olivier' directed by Agnieszka Holland tells the story of a boy who disappears and reappears years later, exploring themes of family trauma…
American Soldier Kills Rare Bengal Tiger at Baghdad Zoo - 2003-09-20
An American soldier killed a rare Bengal tiger at the Baghdad Zoo after attempting to feed it. The incident resulted in the soldier sustaining severe…
Report by Nazi Baghlari: Sofia Coppola and Her New Film - 2003-09-16
Sofia Coppola has established her own identity as a director with her second film, stepping out of her father's shadow. This report highlights her creative…
Mehrjui to Make Film in Collaboration with Germany's ZDF
Dariush Mehrjui is set to direct a new film titled 'Lost' in collaboration with Germany's ZDF, focusing on the lives of Iranian refugees in Germany.…
Possibility of SARS Re-emergence in Asia in the Coming Months - 2003-09-08
A Chinese man in Singapore has tested positive for SARS, raising concerns about a potential re-emergence of the virus in Asia. The Health Minister of…
Kurdish Director's Film at Venice Film Festival - 2003-09-06
Kurdish Iraqi director Salim, who escaped Saddam's regime twenty-three years ago, is featured at the Venice Film Festival. This highlights the ongoing struggles and achievements…
Interview of Farah Jahangiri with Ali Kashtgar, Political Activist and Analyst of Iranian and Middle Eastern Issues - 2003-09-04
Farah Jahangiri interviews Ali Kashtgar about the current political landscape in Iran and its implications for regional dynamics. Kashtgar, a prominent political activist, provides insights…