In Great Britain, the 70th edition of the London Film Festival is starting, where several films by Iranian filmmakers will be screened. The Friend's House is Here, Curse of the Bend, Little Light, and "I Plant My Hand in the Garden" are among these films. Most of these films deal with the issues of today's Iranian society. Among them is the film "Khan Dost Angsat" by Miriam Attai and Hossein Keshavarez, which is a different image of Iranian society after the 12-day war. The film tells the story of the friendship of two young people and their efforts to realize their dreams in today's Iran. Interview with Miriam Atai, cinema director

In Great Britain, the 70th edition of the London Film Festival is starting, where several films by Iranian filmmakers will be screened. The Friend's House is Here, Curse of the Bend, Little Light, and "I Plant My Hand in the Garden" are among these films. Most of these films deal with the issues of today's Iranian society. Among them is the film "Khan Dost Angsat" by Miriam Attai and Hossein Keshavarez, which is a different image of Iranian society after the 12-day war. The film tells the story of the friendship of two young people and their efforts to realize their dreams in today's Iran. Interview with Miriam Atai, cinema director