Peyman Qasemi, a well-known screenwriter and director of Iranian cinema, in an intimate conversation with Amir Hossein Ghiasi, discussed the challenges and beauties of his new life in Spain. Qasemi, who recently immigrated to this country, expressed his feelings about Iran and his nostalgia, sharing his new experiences in this European country.
Nostalgia for Homeland
In this conversation, Qasemi pointed out that despite the beauty of Spain, he misses Iran. He specifically recalled his days living in Tehran, saying: "I live in Spain but I still miss Iran... I even miss the local grocery store..." These words reflect his deep emotions towards his homeland and show that immigration for many individuals means separation from sweet memories of the past.
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New Life in Spain
Peyman Qasemi referred to his daily life in Spain and talked about the challenges he faces. He mentioned his efforts to adapt to the new culture and learn the Spanish language, sharing his experiences in this regard. Qasemi emphasized that these changes not only give him an opportunity to explore a new world but also remind him of where his roots are.
He also referred to his artistic activities in Spain and expressed hope that he could continue to work in the fields of cinema and performing arts. Qasemi mentioned his future projects, stating that he intends to portray stories rooted in Iranian culture and life.
Ultimately, Peyman Qasemi, stating that immigration is a difficult yet beautiful journey, emphasized the importance of maintaining a connection with Iranian culture and identity. He advised young immigrants never to forget where they came from and to continue spreading their culture wherever they are.
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