Mohammad Tajik: Criticism and censorship made Iranian cinema not reflect the reality of society.

Mohammad Tajik: Criticism and censorship made Iranian cinema not reflect the reality of society.

Mohammad Tajik, a film journalist with about 25 years of experience, referring to the state of Iranian cinema, said: Several photographers told me that today they cannot include in their film even one scene from the public space of a city; Because the image of women active in the streets cannot be played in the cinema.

He added: Cinematographers cannot reflect the true image of their company and the strictures are increasing all the time. This is an important and effective factor in the current state of Iranian cinema.

Tajik also named the banning of the film as one of the important reasons for the decline of cinematographers and said: you can hardly find a single creator who made a good and acceptable film after his film was banned; Be it Atamikiya, Maharjoy or Nematullah.

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