Bahareh Rahnama, a well-known actress and director, discussed the working environment in the fields of cinema and theater in a new interview and criticized the misconceptions about corruption in these environments. Emphasizing that cinema and theater are much healthier than many other workplaces, she defended the artists and activists in these two fields.
The Healthy Environment of Cinema and Theater
Bahareh Rahnama stated that comments about corruption in cinema and theater should be made with more caution, asserting: "Who said that theater and cinema have a corrupt environment?!" She emphasized that these two fields are healthier compared to many other professions and stated that corruption can exist in any environment, but it should not be attributed to all the activists in this field.
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Challenges Faced by Artists
Rahnama also referred to the challenges that artists face, adding: "I cannot say which professions have a lot of corruption, but we must accept that there may be problems in every field." She pointed to the important role of artists in cultural development and raising social awareness, stating that cinema and theater can serve as effective tools for conveying moral and social messages.
This beloved actress advised young and emerging artists to continue their work with hope and motivation and not to be influenced by negative opinions. Referring to her personal experiences in acting, she emphasized the need to support each other in this field, saying: "We must help each other to make this environment healthier and more positive."
Bahareh Rahnama also mentioned the positive features of artistic environments in this conversation, stating that these spaces can act as places for exchanging ideas and creativity. She emphasized the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for artists, adding: "We must be able to work together and support each other."
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