The third season of “Zad” will be on the air/ poster unveiling – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr News Agency, citing the public relations of the project, the third season of the documentary series “Zad”, a product of the Sore Documentary Center, directed and produced by Mohsen Karimian, will be hosted by its audience on Dou and Sima documentary channels from next week.
At the same time as the broadcast was approaching, the poster of this work was unveiled.
“Zad” with the topic of analyzing the effects of virtual life on the hidden and invisible aspects of human life, after the audience’s reception of the previous 2 seasons that aired in March 99 and December 1400, has entered the research and research stage and the production of the third season since a year ago. And these days he is going through the final stages of his work.
In each part of this documentary series, topics such as anxiety, how dental makeup appeared, marketing and its disasters, why people tend to live in apartments, the antibiotic crisis and the future of the world, the game industry and its strange branches, the reasons for the tendency towards disposable products, the challenges of raising children and It analyzes and criticizes being a parent.
Other factors of “anti” include the speaker of the text: Fariba Ramadanpour, supervisor of research: Amir Poroshor, author: Ali Nikjo, supervisor of editing: Alireza Hosni, editing team: Mohsen Sadr, Mohammad Hossein Esmaili, Reza Heydarzadeh and Mani Ghobuli, supervisor of archives: Mehdi Afzalzadeh Archiving group: Sohail Hajrani, Zahra Mehrabani and Mohammad Ebrahimi, production manager: Reza Ranjbar, sound engineer: Ashkan Torabi, sound engineer: Maryam Momeni, sound recording: Seime Studio, graphic designer: Alireza Miri, title designer: Mani Ghobuli, animated graphics: Saber Shab Zindadar, translator: Mohammad Danesh, public relations: Sepideh Shariat Razavi and social networks: Asma Zamaniyan.
The third season of “Zad” produced by Soura Documentary Center will be broadcast in 20 episodes of 40 minutes from next week on Channel Two and Sima Documentary.