Returning social cinema to the screen; From collective judgment to damages in the virtual space "Iran": the screening of films such as "Cafe Sultan", "I'm afraid", "Badar" and "Bat" once again drew attention to the ability of social cinema to narrate the concerns of people today. Social cinema can present a multifaceted image of society by narrating from life and invite the audience to rethink the issues surrounding them. These situations show how a personal story can become a public question about security, hope and the possibility of change. From a sociological perspective, social stigma can go beyond simple judgment and affect people's relationships, life opportunities, and sense of belonging. Sometimes a rumor or public opinion, without the possibility of adequate defense or explanation, becomes a cause of social exclusion. Read the full text here.

Returning social cinema to the screen; From collective judgment to damages in the virtual space "Iran": the screening of films such as "Cafe Sultan", "I'm afraid", "Badar" and "Bat" once again drew attention to the ability of social cinema to narrate the concerns of people today. Social cinema can present a multifaceted image of society by narrating from life and invite the audience to rethink the issues surrounding them. These situations show how a personal story can become a public question about security, hope and the possibility of change. From a sociological perspective, social stigma can go beyond simple judgment and affect people's relationships, life opportunities, and sense of belonging. Sometimes a rumor or public opinion, without the possibility of adequate defense or explanation, becomes a cause of social exclusion. Read the full text here.