From the Mosque Robber's Servant to Trans Victims: Welcome to the Islamic Republic Festival! The short film festival in Tehran has been over for a few days, but apparently the file of Bharoz Shoaibi's performance has not yet been opened. A file full of films made with the funds of the Youth Film Association, but if the name of the association is not mentioned in the credits, the audience will probably think that the European embassies received the money for these works. From "Blind Eyes" which presents the mosque attendant as a thief, fraud and impostor to "Kasma" which makes a mockery of Sharia laws. From "Adam" which presents the woman as a victim of the Islamic Republic to "Juhtsu" which, apart from dealing with the transsexual issue, presents death as a blessing to escape from Iran. These are just a part of Mr. Shuaibi's managerial record. And now do you think that out of the 200 films supported by Mr. Shuaibi, how many films were part of the Twelve Day War and the Ramadan War? 2 to yes, only 2 feature films. Mr. Bharoz Shoaibi! This unbalanced combination is the result of which policy? Did you determine the direction of the association's productions according to the priorities of Iranian society or according to the preferences of European film circles?!

From the Mosque Robber's Servant to Trans Victims: Welcome to the Islamic Republic Festival! The short film festival in Tehran has been over for a few days, but apparently the file of Bharoz Shoaibi's performance has not yet been opened. A file full of films made with the funds of the Youth Film Association, but if the name of the association is not mentioned in the credits, the audience will probably think that the European embassies received the money for these works. From "Blind Eyes" which presents the mosque attendant as a thief, fraud and impostor to "Kasma" which makes a mockery of Sharia laws. From "Adam" which presents the woman as a victim of the Islamic Republic to "Juhtsu" which, apart from dealing with the transsexual issue, presents death as a blessing to escape from Iran. These are just a part of Mr. Shuaibi's managerial record. And now do you think that out of the 200 films supported by Mr. Shuaibi, how many films were part of the Twelve Day War and the Ramadan War? 2 to yes, only 2 feature films. Mr. Bharoz Shoaibi! This unbalanced combination is the result of which policy? Did you determine the direction of the association's productions according to the priorities of Iranian society or according to the preferences of European film circles?!