Fatemeh Mohajerani, the spokesperson of the government, believes that my presence in the cultural observance ceremony of the National Cinema Day is a symbol of the government to show that we are really interested in introducing artists as valuable resources of the society. The statesmen cannot strengthen their position without an art strategy. It is the art and the artist who deal with the generous society, and of course the government has the duty to provide what the artists deserve, because cinema is not only for cinema.
to report cinema cinemaIn the cultural observance of the National Cinema Day and following the increase of national harmony between the government and artists, Fatemeh Mohajerani, the spokesperson of the 14th government, appeared at the Cinema House celebration to speak about the importance of art and artists, following this issue and on the sidelines of this event, to have a conversation. We dealt with this political figure that you will read below.
The presence of political figures in cultural events is a great honor. We have been celebrating Cinema House for many years on the occasion of National Cinema Day, but now this event has become a week-long observance. In your opinion, how much can this event cause interaction between cinema and people, and also can it draw people to the cinema regardless of whether it is political or not, so that they are very much in the heart of culture and cinema?
The fact is that it is very enjoyable to be among artistic people who breathe art; Therefore, I am happier to be among you dear ones. In answer to your question, I must say that the fact is that specifying days for an issue highlights it in a way and, as the Westerners say, highlights that event. When you highlight a topic, it gets more attention, like when we write a word in a book and make it bold, this makes people pay more attention to it. It is high, in these days and these special events can be more attention. The minds of those who are interested in this field; Both political and cultural people, academics and the general public are attracted to this issue; Therefore, I see this event as completely positive.
In the new government, we have heard a lot about national unity. The members of the government, especially the president, have said a lot that they would like reconciliation to happen. How much do you think the cultural observance of the National Cinema Day and holding it in this way can help to achieve this goal?
Basically, in my opinion, cinema; It means agreement. Cinema means adapting people with different tastes to each other. When you create a work with prominent artists that goes into people’s homes, it is itself creating consensus. By the way, the principle of agreement is created from here. All efforts are aimed at maximizing harmony. My presence here is also a symbol of the government to show that we are really interested in introducing artists as valuable reserves of society. The statesmen cannot strengthen their position without an art strategy. It is the art and the artist who deal with the generous society, and of course the government has the duty to provide what the artists deserve, because cinema is not only for cinema.
During this time and the point that was raised a lot with the change of government, and by the way, it was following the consensus discussion, was the issue of handling the open judicial case of artists and lifting the ban on actors. What is the plan and plan that has been considered to solve the problem of these artists?
I am aware that the honorable minister is following up on the issues.
A few days ago, Mr. Sadr Aamili said, “The first condition we had with Mr. Salehi was to deal with the case of these artists.”
Yes, I also know that they are following up. Mr. Salehi himself is an artist and has worked in this field for many years. He is a person who looks at solving problems.
There has always been a discussion of financial and intellectual support for cinema in all parts of the world, but with certain limits. In your opinion, where is the standard boundary of governance that should enter cinema and art and how much can governance help?
There is no doubt that cinema is a part of a country’s national assets, but I prefer that Mr. Wazir answer about what the standard limit is. Because I can’t say anything on their behalf, but I am sure that all possible efforts will be made and I know that their point of view is to strengthen cinema.
From 1398 to 1402, due to the events that happened, the Cinema House celebration was not held. Do you think that the return of this celebration can increase the sympathy among cinema people as well as the government and people with cinema and can it be effective?
I am very optimistic and believe that people’s hearts receive the seal. We humans understand who is trying to solve the problem where. Artistic people, who are much more delicate and sensitive, and certainly understand the subject more and better. I am optimistic and believe that the situation will improve.
Cinema house celebration was usually reserved for 32 classes and special people when it was held, today it has become a little more general, what is its effect?
Artists are people’s assets and people like to be able to see them and this is a very positive thing. I also thank the artists who work hard for the country. I hope they get what they deserve.
Did you yourself have a plan to participate in these events or have you ever participated in any other event apart from this event?
Because I consider my gender to be social and I believe that if I don’t hear correctly, I can’t transmit correctly, whether from the government to the people or from the people to the government; Therefore, I try to participate in this ceremony as much as possible with or without an official invitation. If I find out, I usually attend.
Source: Khabaronline