Ammar Film Festival The story of the fire of the authorities in a village

According to Fars News Agency, the second day of showing the works of the 12th Ammar People’s Film Festival has started today in Palestine Cinema in Tehran. On this occasion, we have dealt with two documentaries, “Bani Khair” directed by Seyed Mohammad Mohammadi Seresht and “Banquet” directed by Amir Dasargar, which will be screened today at the Ammar Film Festival.

In the following, we will examine the two documentaries “Bani Khair” and “Banquet”.

A fire erupts at will in a village

When God says in the Holy Qur’an, “I do not give thanks, I do not give thanks …”, one of the examples of thanks is practical thanks, that is, the correct and maximum use of the available facilities; That is, when we started something, instead of moaning and complaining about the lack of facilities, we should do the most with the facilities we have, and in the words of Martyr Tehrani Moghaddam, “only weak people work as much as their facilities.” God, who sees that we use our resources well, although little, blesses our work and increases His reward for us.

The documentary “Good Founder” shows one example of this rule; The story of young people and adolescents who lacked facilities in a rural environment could not stop them from striving for God.

This documentary narrates young people who are stationed in a stronghold of soft war in a corner of Kian-e-Islami, free from the hustle and bustle of the capital and even the hustle and bustle of urbanization; The stronghold that the late Imam introduced to us. The turning point begins when these young people decide to inject new blood into the collection, in a new and different way. The point that in Imam Khamenei’s statements is one of the vital points is the continuity and non-erosion of an organization. This will open other doors to this collection and be a source of many goodness and blessings.

The work begins with the distribution of the film with a laptop for teenagers and continues until the “popular screenings of the Ammar Film Festival”. But what makes these screens different for young people from “Easy” is the practical inspiration they get from these screens. The anthem of a choir gives them the idea of ​​forming a village youth choir, which is also very successful, or, for example, a documentary about wartime support women opens the door for them to meet one of the same women in their own village. This acquaintance is the prelude to the writing of these hard-working youth and teenagers to record the memories of the village martyrs and create a written work. But it would have been better if this documentary had dealt more with these issues and not all the documentaries revolved around one person.

The two elements that stand out most in this documentary are, first, the tireless efforts of these young people in the same sense that the Qur’an promises divine victory; Secondly, the blessings that the Ammar Film Festival has had all over the country, and this work depicts only one of them.

A nice story from the ambassadors of work and effort

“Banquet” is the story of a different activity of an Iranian youth named Haj Akbar in the midst of the ISIL war in Syria. An activity that the Syrian people still appreciate after years. Haj Akbar, who had previously pursued such activities in Iran, is now entering Syria in the same spirit.

He brings together the various spectrums of the Syrian youth in the right path and jihadist movement. A jihadist work whose service was one of its blessings. A material and spiritual service that created a good social flow. A spontaneous and popular movement, just like the constructive jihad at the beginning of the Iranian revolution.

Haj Akbar had previous experience of doing jihadi work in Iran and has come to the conclusion that this country can not be organized except through jihadi work. Because jihadi work does not know a dead end.

In this documentary, directed by Amir Dasargar, we see a kind of innovation in narration. The documentary narrative is gradually formed while following Haj Akbar by reviewing the memories around the dinner table and interviewing the Syrian youth with him. Young people who were brought together by love and affection. Something that, after years of war, was the common language and property of them all.

One of the blessings of showing this young man’s jihadist work in Syria is to acquaint the Iranian officials with their duties in this regard. Because it is important to establish deep communication between the people of the two countries.

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