It has become a (bad) custom in Iran to criticize films or TV series for showing bad-men or -women who belong to a job/society-class group. For example, if a films shows a bad doctor, nearly all doctors criticize it. I wrote a brief essay in Shargh today to criticize this attitude.
A dialog in “Shabhaye Barareh” (Barareh Nights), an Iranian comic TV series, in which amphibology is highly noticable.
An Iranian TV series (The accused escaped) is broadcasted from Iranian official TV these days in which some scenes have been deleted after final edition. Perhaps TV officials have decided those scenes are not “suitable” for a conceived-to-be-moral society as Iran!
Fereydoun Goleh, an Iranian film director of long ago years, is dead.
On an Iranian TV series which depicts satan. Most may think that these are imaginary and just for fantasy, but Satan and satans do really exist and even I know someone who has recorded the voice of satan on tape.
A description of “Absolute Yellow” papers; a phrase (in Persian of course) coined by me.
On “Ghadr” (literally means Destiny, Fate or Value, Worth) night [a holy night of Islam with a surah in Holy Quran with this name], and how believing it can dramatically change us/our lives.
God’s Good Nights: About “Ghadr” (literally means Destiny, Fate or Value, Worth), a holy night of Isalm.
Populism in headline writing: Kayhan newspaper uses a vulgar (=colloquial, informal) word in its headline on October 23. It’s more suitable for a yellow not quality paper.
Shargh newspaper publishes a story on a comic TV series just on a day which is a religious mourning; contrary to journalism punctuality.
