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Every time an economic crisis intensifies, calls for "reduced consumption" re-emerge in public discourse. Yet, why does a society that advocates simplicity in words end up being labeled as consumerist in practice? This contradiction not…

Report on the Sepanj program: A conversation with Nasser Fakouhi – Filimo Anything related to human life can be a subject of anthropology. Anthropologists believe that every aspect of human life, in all phenomena and issues, contains…

  How do you assess the relationship between the Iranian diaspora and its homeland First, I must point out that I am not aware of any comprehensive and reliable studies that have examined the Iranian diaspora in a thorough and…

Spatial and Temporal Markings The separation of humans from other biological beings occurred through a long cultural process during which the "world," understood as a set of human "perceptions," took shape in the human mind. Among the…

One of the most perplexing dilemmas of the postmodern society—a society that, having moved beyond the industrial age, is now rapidly and often anxiously constructing the foundations of an informational world and a data-driven human for the…

The true goal of Iran’s enemies in their aggression war was the weakening and fragmentation of our country. While the issue of weapons and the nuclear program was ans is merely a superficial pretext. In pursuing this agenda, racism,…

1- Given the positive role played by the people during the twelve-day war (Iran and Israel) and their success in thwarting the enemies’ plans, what responsibility does the Iranian political system hold toward the public? The political…

The world faces the danger of a complete democratic and cultural regression, along with total environmental destruction, when one criminal aggressor joins hands with another, and—like madmen—they call violence and devastation a path to…

In "Shame", we witness life unfolding through the lens of a “war,” albeit a fictional war that creates a monstrous “nowhere.” The film’s setting is a “non-place” in a “non-time,” depicting not a direct reality of war but rather a…

Some filmmakers cannot be classified as “filmmakers” in the conventional sense. In terms of form, Ingmar Bergman’s films are closer to theatrical plays—unsurprising, given that he was also an accomplished playwright. The sets and staging of…