Il Beigi: Screening of films in cultural circles is subject to obtaining a screening license / is a criterion for adhering to the law

According to Fars News Agency, Habib Ilbeigi, noting that the new management of the cinema organization started working in the days when cinema was involved in Corona, said: “Initial analysis showed that it is very difficult to return to the boom period in cinema and when people go to cinemas.” will be. But fortunately these days we are witnessing the resurgence of cinemas and the widespread presence of people in cinemas to watch movies.

Regarding some comments on how to issue screening licenses, the Deputy Supervisor and Evaluation of the Cinema Organization continued: “The criterion of the Cinema Organization in issuing production and screening licenses has always been adherence to the law. . If action is to be taken to prevent the screening of a film or possible violations that may have taken place, there is a mechanism in the bylaws and instructions of the councils.

“We need empathy more than ever today,” he said. “I believe there should be dialogue and exchange between filmmakers, artists and politicians and other groups, and expert meetings should be held, not through Let the media talk, no doubt meetings and discussions will help the growth of Iranian cinema.

He continued: The councils that have been formed according to the decision of the government board in the cinema organization, according to the bylaws, regulations and instructions that exist, will review the scripts and films and whether or not to license or modify the films and scripts.

The Deputy Supervisor and Evaluation of the Cinema Organization pointed out: No one except the members of the mentioned councils who have been introduced as trustees of the Cinema Organization and are present in the councils, are not allowed to see the received cinematic works because the films have not been released yet. It is an example of human rights.

Emphasizing that cinema-goers expect their rights to be respected by various councils during the screening of the film, El Beygi said: “It is natural that filmmakers have rights, and in addition to these rights, they also have duties that must be observed, and one of these duties.” Obtain a production license and a show license for each visual work. Also preventing the showing of unlicensed films in clubs and festivals is another task.

In the end, Ilbeigi said: خوبیGood days have started for Iranian cinema. Happy people are coming to the cinemas, and this is an opportunity for the film community to go back to the pre-Corona era, a time when there was a boom in the production and release of works, and to provide better conditions for all cinema people. I hope that the filmmakers will produce appropriate productions for the people and in accordance with the values ​​of the Iranian Muslim community, so that more viewers can benefit from the productions of the national cinema and more prosperity will be created in this field.

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