Ebrahim Golestan — Pessoa

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Jazz 625: Music Giants on the Small Screen An illustrated talk by Ehsan Khoshbakht at Close-Up Cinema on July 20 Its title alludes to the new 625-line broadcasting technology, which provided higher

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Blur-ray Release of Treasures from the Golestan Film Studio

For the first-time ever on home video, this collection presents the complete output of the iconoclastic independent Iranian film studio founded in the late 1950s by a towering figure of Iranian cultur

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Newspaper ad for Secrets of the Jinn Valley Treasure (1974)

Newspaper advertisement for the second theatrical run of Ebrahim Golestan’s Secrets of the Jinn Valley Treasure (1974), which opened on 27 June 1978. (The film’s original release was on 10 December 19

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Originally titled Jerry and Joan during production, this charming and exquisitely directed pre-code melodrama was later renamed to the slightly controversial Merrily We Go to Hell. The film features S

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Extended intro by Ehsan Khoshbakht A Christmas thriller with a murderous twist in which a theatre star with amnesia believes himself to be a serial killer. Part of Projecting the Archive (A BFI Sout

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This retrospective took place in Vienna, as part of the Viennale. RIP Ebrahim Golestan (1922-2023) – EK Fire-Fight at Ahvaz (1958) / A Fire (1961) / Courtship (1961) / The House Is Black (1962) A lo

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RIP Ebrahim Golestan (1922 – 2023) A long-distance dialogue between Ebrahim Golestan, a giant of Iranian cinema and literature (now only a few months shy of his 100th birthday) and Swiss-French filmm