Cinema Museum of Iran

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19th Cinéma Vérité Festival Comes to a Close

Iranian Filmmakers Among Oscar Shortlist Contenders

Cinema Verite Approaching Final Destination

Cinema Museum Hosts Ambassador of the Republic of Poland

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Foreign Media Professionals and Documentary Filmmakers Visit Cinema Museum in Tehran

Foreign Media Professionals and Documentary Filmmakers Visit Cinema Museum in Tehran

Screenings of “Cinema Verite 19” to Be Hosted at the Cinema Museum

Screenings of “Cinema Verite 19” to Be Hosted at the Cinema Museum

Mobile Filmmaking Course Kicks Off at Cinema Museum of Iran

Mobile Filmmaking Course Kicks Off at Cinema Museum of Iran

Diplomats Gather at Cinema Museum to Watch “Where Is the Friend’s House?”

Diplomats Gather at Cinema Museum to Watch “Where Is the Friend’s House?”

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The Bagh-e Ferdows Mansion Through Time .

The Bagh-e Ferdows Mansion Through Time .

The Cinema Museum of Iran in Tehran houses an extensive treasure trove of Iran’s cinematic history, including thousands of photographs, posters, documents, books, and early cinematographic equipment, offering visitors a distinctive perspective on the country’s film heritage.

The Cinema Museum of Iran in Tehran houses an extensive treasure trove of Iran’s cinematic history, including thousands of photographs, posters, documents, books, and early cinematographic equipment, offering visitors a distinctive perspective on the country’s film heritage.

Samuel Khachikian, known as the “Hitchcock of Iran,” pioneered Iranian cinema by creating the country’s first film trailer and introducing classical music into film scores.

Samuel Khachikian, known as the “Hitchcock of Iran,” pioneered Iranian cinema by creating the country’s first film trailer and introducing classical music into film scores.