Fajr Film Festival is not an oil lamp
Mehdi Fakhimzadeh, stating that the Fajr Film Festival is rooted in the age of the Islamic Revolution, says: the festival is not an oil lamp that can be turned off.
Charso Press: On the sidelines of the film Fajr, this veteran actor and director said about the atmospheres that exist in relation to the festival, and some want to make the festival dim, and many filmmakers have stayed at home because of these atmospheres, he said: The Fajr festival is not an oil lamp that can be extinguished by dying; The Fajr festival has been around for years and has taken root, and it will not be extinguished by such things. It may go down but it won’t turn off. Now the 41st Fajr festival is being held, as a result, it is rooted in the life of the revolution and will not be extinguished.
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Mehdi Fakhimzadeh
Fakhimzadeh also said in another part of his speech about the police genre and addressing it in the festival or TV series: The police genre has always been loved by the people of the world. If you look on social networks, 80% of the movies are police or police movie satellites. In order to make a film, it should be made possible and facilitated. Police movies have always been popular with people.
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