Jalal Pishvaian passed away

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Yet what’s most interesting about Iranian cinema is that it exists in a peculiar paradox of tension between the political and the artistic. All films are subject to strict censorship laws that must adhere to the Islamic Republic’s moral, social and religious codes. Women must be shown in a constant state of hijab, and physical intimacy is verboten.

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