Children and Youth Film Festival Holds Press Conference in Isfahan, Iran
The 38th International Film Festival for Children and Youth convened its press event on September 29, IRNA reports.
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Organizers of the 38th International Film Festival for Children and Youth held a press conference in Isfahan, central Iran, on September 29, according to a report from Iran's state news agency IRNA.
The festival is a long-running event in Iran's cultural calendar dedicated to films made for and about children and young people, drawing entries and attention from within Iran's active domestic film industry, which has a history of producing internationally recognized work in this genre.
IRNA's report was presented primarily as a photo feature documenting the press conference, and did not include extensive detail on this year's competition lineup, jury composition, or the specific films or filmmakers being honored or featured at the 38th edition.
Isfahan, one of Iran's major cultural centers, has hosted editions of the festival in the past, and the event is typically organized under Iran's broader state-supported cultural and cinema institutions, which oversee much of the country's film production and exhibition infrastructure.
Further programming details, including screening dates and award categories, were not specified in the available report.
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