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Mohsen Amiriyosfi, director, writer and producer of Iranian cinema, in a video message broadcast to the audience before the screening of his latest work "The Curse of Arrest" at the 70th edition of the London Film Festival, dedicated his film to the victims of the protests in January 1404. Amiri Sufi, who could not make it to the world premiere of "The Curse of Arrest" due to filing a lawsuit in court, criticized the censorship in the Islamic Republic and said that he is happy about the world premiere of his film, but at the same time he is sad because he knows that the censorship and exclusion do not allow the government to screen this film without permission to film it in Iran. According to him, "The Curse of Arrest" is the story of a country and people who suffered for years of arrest, oppression, social pressures and the suffering of war, but they still try hard to reach the peaceful and free life they deserve, and they fight and pay for it. Mohsen Amiriosofi dedicated the screening of the film "The Curse of the Arrest" to the victims of Dima and asked the audience to observe a minute of silence in memory of the thousands of victims of the Dima protest.

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Mohsen Amiriyosfi, director, writer and producer of Iranian cinema, in a video message broadcast to the audience before the screening of his latest work "The Curse of Arrest" at the 70th edition of the London Film Festival, dedicated his film to the victims of the protests in January 1404. Amiri Sufi, who could not make it to the world premiere of "The Curse of Arrest" due to filing a lawsuit in court, criticized the censorship in the Islamic Republic and said that he is happy about the world premiere of his film, but at the same time he is sad because he knows that the censorship and exclusion do not allow the government to screen this film without permission to film it in Iran. According to him, "The Curse of Arrest" is the story of a country and people who suffered for years of arrest, oppression, social pressures and the suffering of war, but they still try hard to reach the peaceful and free life they deserve, and they fight and pay for it. Mohsen Amiriosofi dedicated the screening of the film "The Curse of the Arrest" to the victims of Dima and asked the audience to observe a minute of silence in memory of the thousands of victims of the Dima protest.

Mohsen Amiriyosfi, director, writer and producer of Iranian cinema, in a video message broadcast to the audience before the screening of his latest work "The Curse of Arrest" at the 70th edition of the London Film Festival, dedicated his film to the victims of the protests in January 1404. Amiri Sufi, who could not make it to the world premiere of "The Curse of Arrest" due to filing a lawsuit in court, criticized the censorship in the Islamic Republic and said that he is happy about the world premiere of his film, but at the same time he is sad because he knows that the censorship and exclusion do not allow the government to screen this film without permission to film it in Iran. According to him, "The Curse of Arrest" is the story of a country and people who suffered for years of arrest, oppression, social pressures and the suffering of war, but they still try hard to reach the peaceful and free life they deserve, and they fight and pay for it. Mohsen Amiriosofi dedicated the screening of the film "The Curse of the Arrest" to the victims of Dima and asked the audience to observe a minute of silence in memory of the thousands of victims of the Dima protest.