Iranian Film Week in Hanoi

Iranian cinema has long been a vibrant and thriving industry, renowned for its distinctive minimalist style and emotional storytelling. The first Iranian talking film was produced 90 years ago, just five years after the Lumière brothers invented cinema.

As one of the world's oldest and most revered cinematic traditions, Iranian films consistently make a significant impact at domestic and international film festivals, winning global recognition and acclaim, including at the Oscars, Cannes and Berlin.

In recent years, Iranian cinema has also had a notable presence at the Hanoi International Film Festival, winning many prestigious awards and further cementing its reputation as a cinematic powerhouse of excellence.

The 2025 Iranian Film Week in Hanoi is a testament to the enduring power of cinema in connecting cultures and nations. It is also a meaningful cultural event that contributes to enhancing cultural understanding between the people of Vietnam and Iran.

Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Vietnam Ali Akbar Nazari

Sharing the significance of the upcoming Iranian Film Week 2025 in Hanoi, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Vietnam Ali Akbar Nazari said: From April 11-15, at the National Cinema Center (87 Lang Ha, Hanoi), 5 famous Iranian films will be screened, including: The Great Tree's Arms, Perfume, Traveler from Ganora, Beyro Keeper, Goodbye Shiraz Girl. These films, with themes reflecting love, family and personal struggles, will give the audience a unique look at Iranian culture and society.

Iran Film Week 2025 is organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and is free to Vietnamese audiences. All films have English and Vietnamese subtitles.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/tuan-le-phim-iran-tai-ha-noi-post868478.html