“Lost Lament” will be aired in memory of Khosrow Sinai / a story from the Poles – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr news agency, citing the public relations of Documentary Network, Documentary Network’s “Ganjineh” program on Wednesday, August 12, on the second anniversary of the death of Khosrow Sinaii and in memory of this Iranian director, screenwriter, composer, musician and poet, aired the documentary “Lost Requiem” on air. goes.
“Lost Lament” was directed by Khosrow Sinaii in 1962 and tells the story of the lives of thousands of Poles who fled to Iran during World War II.
This film analyzes the story of the Polish emigration through the photographs left from that period (1320 and 1332) and in conversation with people who remember that period, one of the interviewees of “Lost Lament” is Anna Burkowska, who calls her brother He lost in the Siberian camps and after immigrating in Tehran, he married an Iranian man and stayed in this country forever. Sinaii has received a special award from the President of Poland for making this documentary.
Sinaii graduated in directing and screenwriting from the Academy of Dramatic Arts and music theory from the Vienna Conservatory. He started working in the Ministry of Culture and Arts in 1996 and in Iranian TV in 1999. He started his film career in 1358 by directing the film “Zende Bad…”. In addition to writing and directing, he has also composed music and edited some of his works. In 2004, Sinaii directed the short film “Farsh, Horse, Turkman” from Farsh Irani collection.
Among the works of this artist are “Colorful Island”, “Desert of Blood”, “Like a Story”, “Conversation with Shadow”, “Carpet”, “Bride of Fire”, “Paizi Alley”, “In the Alleys of Love”, ” Friend at home”, “The monster inside”, “Long live…” and Tehran today mentioned.
Khosrow Sinai August 1399 He died due to corona disease.
The “Treasure” program series produced by Hanif Shahparrad on the Documentary Network is broadcast on Wednesdays at 9:00 p.m. with a look at Iranian documentary cinema in the past decades.