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In the Messier Marathon, we search the sky; a night when amateurs and professionals come together to hunt for nebulae and galaxies, and the sky becomes a living stage.

Among the metropolises of Iran, Shiraz is the only one that has a natural wetland in its heart. This is a refuge for migratory birds that have no natural and safe water source left for kilometers. Forouzan Wetland, which is a freshwater wetland, attracts migratory birds every year. It is more accurate to say that these migratory birds return to their birthplace.

Entering the world of several booksellers in the Safavi building on Enghelab Street and discovering new secrets of old bookstores

In this film, the paintings of ChehelSotoun Palace narrate history. This documentary film confronts these paintings with a poetic perspective.

A poetic interpretation of the life of Mahmoud Darwish, the great Palestinian poet

This documentary is the director's personal narrative of an old burned-out photo studio that recorded events from the past 70 years.

"Tehran on the Walls" is an attempt to present a different perspective on the current situation in Tehran and its challenges from various biological, social, and cultural aspects. Using the language of art and images, this film examines problems such as environmental pollution, social inequalities, and cultural changes, and seeks to establish a deep connection with the audience.

In geographical literature, the Caspian is a lake that has no access to the open sea. However, due to its vast size, it is treated like a sea. This film deals with the pollution of the Caspian water and its division among the five Caspian bordering countries.

A car ran out of gas in the middle of the road.

A story about Kermanshah souvenirs

The story of an uncle hiking with his nephew.

A report about the enthusiastic participation of the people of Kermanshah in hiking in the heights of Taq-e Bostan, which can be said to have become a cultural tradition.

To pay tribute to the high status of mothers.

Produced in the educational center of Cinema-ye Azad, the seventh filmmaking workshop.

A horror short film.

Bahram Adib, once a celebrated volleyball champion, returns to Iran after many years abroad to see his only son, Saeed. His former wife, Homa, now works as a rehabilitation-specialist at the Red Crescent orthopedic center. On meeting Homa and discovering that Saeed has run away from home following illness and emotional distress, Bahram and Homa embark on a city-wide search for their son. Along this journey, Bahram comes to reassess his life, the meaning of family, love, and homeland.

The head of a department fires his employee when he finds out that the employee has dealt with a client outside of administrative regulations, and this is exactly when the employee is supposed to go propose to a girl with his family.

Tahere Jourbonyan cannot stand idly by and watch as the forests of Iran's green north are being cut down piece by piece. She travels from Tehran to the vicinity of Ramsar, documents the illegal deforestation, confronts local workers with the short-sightedness of their actions, and asks the authorities uncomfortable questions.

Mokhtar Namdar’s documentary ‘A House in Fog’ recounts the story of Soraya, who lives a life of solitude in a mansion in a hilly landscape. The house is the only reason she tolerates all the hardships of living alone in the wilderness.