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Swedish festival spotlights films on Iranian, Afghan women
TEHRAN, March 6 (MNA) -- Swedish “Women in Focus”, the 8th Women’s Film Festival will open today with films from Iran and Afghanistan.
Iran’s “Memory of Niavaran” by Hadi Afarideh will open the 8th Women’s Film Festival organized by the Swedish Uppsala University.
Afarideh is also scheduled to speak after his film screening.
“Three-Day Life” by Kaveh Mazaheri, “Rough Cut” by Firuzeh Khosravani, “Second Home” by Mahvash Sheikholeslami, “Water, Wind, Fire” by
Yaseman Turang and “The Lover” by Yalda Qashqaii are among the Iranian productions to go on screen during the two-day event.
“Twenty-Five Percent” by Diana Saqebnistan, “Shelter” by Mohsen Hossaini, and “Run Roobina, Run” by Diana Saqeb are among the entries from Afghanistan.
Iran’s “Memory of Niavaran” by Hadi Afarideh will open the 8th Women’s Film Festival organized by the Swedish Uppsala University.
Afarideh is also scheduled to speak after his film screening.
“Three-Day Life” by Kaveh Mazaheri, “Rough Cut” by Firuzeh Khosravani, “Second Home” by Mahvash Sheikholeslami, “Water, Wind, Fire” by
Yaseman Turang and “The Lover” by Yalda Qashqaii are among the Iranian productions to go on screen during the two-day event.
“Twenty-Five Percent” by Diana Saqebnistan, “Shelter” by Mohsen Hossaini, and “Run Roobina, Run” by Diana Saqeb are among the entries from Afghanistan.
