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Friday
August 25, 2000
Majidi: Oscar contender
Tehran (Cinema) -- An interview with filmmaker Majid Majidi whose "Color
of Paradise" ("Rang-e khodaa") has a good chance of winning
the Oscar for best foregin-language film >>>
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Remembering a great storyteller
Tehran (Cinema) -- Mahmoud Ehyaie, who died recently, wrote 43 books
many of which became popular among children. Here's an obituary >>> FULL PERSIAN
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Expanding broadcast coverage
Tehran (Jam-e Jam) -- More than 350 radio and television transmissters
will begin operation in 22 provinces during Government Week >>>
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* Majidi: Oscar contender
* Remembering a great storyteller
* Expanding broadcast coverage
* Earlys days of cinema in Iran
* Boy actor remembers making of masterpiece
* Eshq-e film
* Feature: Iranian cinema's centennial
* Resurgence of visual arts
* Digital techinology at National Library
* Row over Shajarian's comments
* Women & music
* Musical instruments: Export
* Private TV: Yes or no?
* Rezaie's emphasis on hope
* Tourism: Iran safe to visit?
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Thursday
August 24, 2000
Earlys days of cinema in Iran
Tehran (Cinema) -- A wonderful recollection of the early days of cinema
in Iran by Esmaeel Arham Sadr. He starts with the silent movies and how
a band would play Iranian music during the screening >>>
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Boy actor remembers making of masterpiece
Tehran (Cinema) -- Mohammad Zamani was a young boy when he played a
role in Sohrab Shahid Sales' masterpiece "Tabeeat-e beejaan".
Zamani remembers >>>
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Eshq-e film
Tehran (Cinema) -- "Eshq-e film", a film about people obsessive
movie fans, has received a production permit. It will be made by Ebrahim
Vahidzadeh >>>
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Wednesday
August 23, 2000
Feature: Iranian cinema's centennial
Tehran (Hamshahri) -- Detailed feature on the history and various aspects
of Iranian cinema in the past 100 years >>>
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Resurgence of visual arts
Tehran (Hamshahri) -- Morteza Momayez and Hossein Khosrojerdi's views
on the resurgence of visual arts in Iran >>>
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Digital techinology at National Library
Tehran (Hamshahri) -- Visitors to Iran's National Library are now offered
more than just books. They can make use of informational CD-Roms ("loh-e
feshordeh"=Compact disc) >>>
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Tuesday
August 22, 2000
Row over Shajarian's comments
Tehran (Hamshahri) -- Persian classical singer Mohammad Reza Shajarian's
recent comments published in a book ("Raaz-e maanaa") offended
some musicians. Here are two replies: >>>
Part (1) >>> Part
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Women & music
Tehran (Iran daily) -- A special feature instroducing influential Iranian
women in the field of music. Here's the first: Fatemeh Homa Sadat Afsari
>>>
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Musical instruments: Export
Tehran (Iran daily) -- The decision to lift the ban on the export of
musical instrument has come a bit late. But better late than never >>> FULL
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Monday
August 21, 2000
Private TV: Yes or no?
Tehran (Hamshahri) -- The debate over the creation of private TV stations
continues. State TV chief Ali Larijani has given his (tentative) blessings,
but many questions remain >>>
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Rezaie's emphasis on hope
Tehran (Iran daily) -- Reza Karam Rezaie, veteran man of the theater,
is currently directing a play based loosely on one of Unesco's plays. "I've
dealt with hope and happiness rather than death," he says. An Interview
>>>
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Tourism: Iran safe to visit?
Tehran (Hamshahri) -- Some 40 percent of foreign tourists consider Iran
a safe country to visit, while 48 percent say it is "somewhat safe",
according to a survey >>>
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