Isfahan Children Film Festival Inaugurated
TEHRAN (MNA) – The opening ceremony of the 32nd International Film Festival for Children and Youth (IFFCY) was held in the Iran’s central city of Isfahan on Monday evening, August 19.
Several prominent figures, officials and guests were attending the ceremony that was held outdoors in Ghadir Park of Isfahan and anchored by a popular Iranian television and cinema actor, Pejman Bazeghi.
Some acclaimed Iranian filmmakers such as Marzieh Baroumand, Pouran Derakhshadeh and Abolfazl Jalili, Leili Rashidi, a popular Iranian actor, as well as members of Isfahan’s City Council
The beginning part of the event was screening of an English-language video that depicted Iranian children welcoming audience of the IFFCY.
The children also commemorated their peers affected by the unprecedented flood that hit various parts of Iran in the last days of March and early April this year.
Then the message of Iran’s Minister of Culture Abbas Salehi was read out by the head of Isfahan’s Office of the Culture, Mohammad-Ali Ansari.
He praised the motto of the festival—Let’s make the dreams of the children affected by the flood come true-- and described it a wise step toward strengthening the solidarity of the Iranian people, particularly at a time that the county is in need of unity more than before.
He also praised the 32nd IFFCY for taking steps that are based on the developments of the world of technology, and in line with meeting the needs of the latest generation of children and young adults.
The developments in the structure of the IFFCY witness to "the meticulous approach and smartness of Iranian filmmakers that will no doubt bring about invaluable achievements for the children of the country, as well as a solid message of peace, humanitarian and spirituality for the world.”
Several prominent figures, officials and guests were attending the ceremony that was held outdoors in Ghadir Park of Isfahan and anchored by a popular Iranian television and cinema actor, Pejman Bazeghi.
Some acclaimed Iranian filmmakers such as Marzieh Baroumand, Pouran Derakhshadeh and Abolfazl Jalili, Leili Rashidi, a popular Iranian actor, as well as members of Isfahan’s City Council
The beginning part of the event was screening of an English-language video that depicted Iranian children welcoming audience of the IFFCY.
The children also commemorated their peers affected by the unprecedented flood that hit various parts of Iran in the last days of March and early April this year.
Then the message of Iran’s Minister of Culture Abbas Salehi was read out by the head of Isfahan’s Office of the Culture, Mohammad-Ali Ansari.
He praised the motto of the festival—Let’s make the dreams of the children affected by the flood come true-- and described it a wise step toward strengthening the solidarity of the Iranian people, particularly at a time that the county is in need of unity more than before.
He also praised the 32nd IFFCY for taking steps that are based on the developments of the world of technology, and in line with meeting the needs of the latest generation of children and young adults.
The developments in the structure of the IFFCY witness to "the meticulous approach and smartness of Iranian filmmakers that will no doubt bring about invaluable achievements for the children of the country, as well as a solid message of peace, humanitarian and spirituality for the world.”