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35 Iranian films to attend Ahmedabad International Children Film Festival

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35 Iranian films to attend Ahmedabad International Children Film Festival​

TEHRAN-The Ahmedabad International Children Film Festival (AICFF) has picked up 35 films from Iran in the lineup for its 6th edition that is planned to be held from November 30 to December 8 in Ahmedabad, India.

35 Iranian films to attend Ahmedabad International Children Film Festival

The list of films from Iran in the official selection of the festival include short and feature films, animations, and documentaries, Mehr reported.

The notable titles among the Iranian works include feature films “In the Arms of a Tree” by Babak Khajehpasha and “Selfie with Rostam” by Hosein Ghena'at, the feature animation “A Passenger from Ganora” by Seyyed Ahmad Alamdar, short animations “The Alchemist's Apprentice” by Erfan Parsapour and “The Splint” by Mehdi Sedighi, documentary “Angles” by Mahdi Zamanpoor Kiasari, the student film “Dark Chocolate” by Farbod Farhadiyeh, and short films “Menu” by Elnaz Ataei, “Sue” by Mohsen Khodabandeh, “Zafaraniyah” by Vahid Kermani, and “Saudade” by Mehrdad Azizi Parsa.

Ahmedabad International Children Film Festival is a rooted idea to empower and be heard for the talent, creativity and culture they choose across the globe, as for the generation to voice their belief and change in the society. 

In a world where children are not merely spectators, but protagonists in their own right, this festival recognizes unique perspectives, voices, and creative expressions. AICFF provides a platform for everyone to tell stories that resonate with and across the world, reflecting not only their dreams and aspirations, but also the values, cultures, and mindsets that define our shared human experience.

AICFF is a narration of every individual’s core memory from childhood. Wherein these children’s centric films will play a vital role to communicate resilience, innocence, curiosity, and selfless-love to adults who tend to forget and celebrate the actual moments of life. AICFF plays a role to bridge the gap between these story-tellers and creative individuals.

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source: tehrantimes.com