Iranian movies “Walnut Tree” and “Drown” have received awards at the Asian Film Festival Barcelona in Spain.
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Tragedy of Iraqi chemical attack on Sardasht fascinates Baikal film festivalTEHRAN –(Iranart)- Iranian director Mohammad-Hossein Mahdavian’s drama “Walnut Tree” has won the Leonid Gaidai award for best feature at the 20th Baikal International Film Festival in Russia.
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Iranian Kurds get 25% discount on “Walnut Tree”TEHRAN –(Iranart)- An online movie ticket booking platform gives people in Iran’s Kordestan region a 25 percent discount on the antiwar drama “Walnut Tree”.
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“Walnut Tree” on tragedy of Iraqi chemical attack on Sardasht hits theatersTEHRAN –(Iranart)- Iranian director Mohammad-Hossein Mahdavian’s war drama “Walnut Tree” made based on the true story of the profound tragedy of Iraq’s chemical attack on the Iranian town of Sardasht in 1987 hit the Iranian movie theaters on Wednesday.
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“Dream about Sohrab”, “Walnut Tree” join Iranian lineup at Moscow film festivalTEHRAN –(Iranart)- Iranian movies “Dream about Sohrab” and “Walnut Tree” have been selected for the Films around the World section of the 43rd edition of the Moscow International Film Festival, which is currently underway in the Russian capital.
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“Walnut Tree” stills recall Sardasht chemical attack victims’ pain, griefTEHRAN –(Iranart)- Stills taken by Majid Talebi on the set of the acclaimed movie “Walnut Tree” are on view in an exhibition in Tehran to recall the pain and grief the victims suffered from the Iraqi chemical attack on Iran’s Sardasht in 1987.
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“Walnut Tree” exhibit to observe anniversary of Sardasht chemical attackTEHRAN –(Iranart)- An exhibition of the stills of the acclaimed Iranian drama “Walnut Tree” will open at the Zemestan Gallery of the Iranian Artists Forum on Sunday to commemorate the anniversary of the tragedy of Iraq’s chemical attack on the Iranian town of Sardasht in 1987.
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“Walnut Tree”, time to tell our storyTEHRAN –(Iranart)- Young director Mohammad-Hossein Mahdavian is well-known for telling factual political stories in his movies, but his latest film “Walnut Tree”, which is competing in the 38th Fajr Film Festival, narrates a different story.