Cinema Trust The latest part of the ladder television program has a different look at documentary films made on the subject of serial killers.
According to the Public Relations of the Ladder Program, the two hundred and thirty -first part of the Ladder TV program airs on Sima’s documentary network antenna Friday, March 23.
Mohammad Hossein Heidari is a guest documentary filmmaker in this episode; In an interview with Hamed Shakibania, he talks about his filmmaking experiences, and parts of the documentary films “Mahin” and “The Travel” are reviewed by his famous works. Heidari was recently featured in the Fajr Cinema Festival with the Kimia documentary.
Also in another part of the ladder program, Mehdi Azadi speaks of the Mahin documentary filming experience.
The documentary film “Mahin” is a story in which various aspects of Mahin Ghadiri’s character and his murders are examined. Mahin Ghadiri is the first Iranian serial killer to be arrested in May after the killing of two women and two men and was executed in December.
The proposed package of watching the documentary film this week is reviewed by a review of the documentary film “Craft” directed by Joshua Siman and Barbara Brancato. Jafar Sadeghi, who recently won the Crystal Simorgh Fajr Film Festival, has appeared in the ladder and has a review of the documentary film “The kidnapped: the story of Yukota’s Magui”, directed by Patty Kim and Chris Shruden.
The documentary film “Crout” is a mystery in the criminal genre and tells a story of a serial murder; Two filmmakers follow the cause of the disappearance of two teenagers and its relationship with Bogimon (thief baby).
The documentary film “Removed: Yukota’s Magic Story” is a film about the kidnapped Japanese girl by North Korea; The mother and father of Maghoum have fought for years to achieve the reality of their daughter’s destiny, and their struggle is centered on this documentary.
In the Workshop Experience Workshop, Urol Morris also tells Bill Nichols about the documentary “The Blue Blue Line”. This documentary film, the story of Randel Dale Adams, is a man who is accused of life imprisonment for the murder he has not committed. Adams’s case was reviewed and released from prison about a year after the film was distributed.
The “Ladder” television program tries to take a look at the Iranian and foreign works in this field with a specialized look at the documentary and documentary photo. The program, directed and produced by Asghar Ahmadpour and Fatima Bourbour and recorded at the Oil Studios, will be performed on the antenna of the documentary network with a variety of sections on Fridays, and the replay is on Saturdays at 9:50 am and 6:50 pm.