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A cultural report from the "Haftzova" newspaper. Don't turn the children's cinema into a store! Mohammad Matin Ojani, director of "Bambolk 2", believes that the dominance of economic calculations, the weakness of the script and the lack of attention to producing quality works have kept Iranian children's cinema away from its golden days. He talks about the return of puppets and authentic Iranian stories and emphasizes that budget, publicity and love for this cinema are necessary to create lasting childhood memories. Why does a film whose heroes once remained in the memory of several generations have problems with characterization and attracting children? Read Ojani's concerns about "Bambolk 2", the state of children's cinema and the role of families and officials in the full interview on the Haft Suva newspaper website. The fatwa | news | Sports 7.

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A cultural report from the "Haftzova" newspaper. Don't turn the children's cinema into a store! Mohammad Matin Ojani, director of "Bambolk 2", believes that the dominance of economic calculations, the weakness of the script and the lack of attention to producing quality works have kept Iranian children's cinema away from its golden days. He talks about the return of puppets and authentic Iranian stories and emphasizes that budget, publicity and love for this cinema are necessary to create lasting childhood memories. Why does a film whose heroes once remained in the memory of several generations have problems with characterization and attracting children? Read Ojani's concerns about "Bambolk 2", the state of children's cinema and the role of families and officials in the full interview on the Haft Suva newspaper website. The fatwa | news | Sports 7.

A cultural report from the "Haftzova" newspaper. Don't turn the children's cinema into a store! Mohammad Matin Ojani, director of "Bambolk 2", believes that the dominance of economic calculations, the weakness of the script and the lack of attention to producing quality works have kept Iranian children's cinema away from its golden days. He talks about the return of puppets and authentic Iranian stories and emphasizes that budget, publicity and love for this cinema are necessary to create lasting childhood memories. Why does a film whose heroes once remained in the memory of several generations have problems with characterization and attracting children? Read Ojani's concerns about "Bambolk 2", the state of children's cinema and the role of families and officials in the full interview on the Haft Suva newspaper website. The fatwa | news | Sports 7.

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