Interfering with play
One Sunday, I had the distinct hal-geery to attend a benefit screening of “Offside”, the controversial and noted film by now-famed Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi
One Sunday, I had the distinct hal-geery to attend a benefit screening of “Offside”, the controversial and noted film by now-famed Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi
The repressive policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran towards its own citizens has once again targeted innocent academics engaged in sustaining a modicum of
“Hamid Dabashi is one of the most significant intellectual voices emerging outside of Iran since the Islamic revolution” — Shirin Neshat Last night I had
Introduction to Hamid Dabashi's Masters & Masterpieces of Iranian Cinema (Mage Publishers, 2007). The rise of Iranian cinema to world prominence over the last few
Although the ideas in this paper are mine, my station in life makes translating these ideas into foreign policy totally impossible. I don't even know
Soon after Khomeini's flight from Paris to Tehran, in Feb. 1st 1979, the mullahs hijacked our revolution. The result, far from fulfilment of our dream
From backcover of Hamid Dabashi's Close Up: Iranian Cinema, Past Present and Future (2001, Verso): Abbas Kiarostami planted Iran firmly on the map of world