Raed Faridzadeh, the head of the Cinema Organization, in an interview with the youth reporter at the 38th International Festival of Children and Youth Films in Isfahan, explained the basis for providing financial support to cinematic projects. He clarified that the projects are received through a public call and evaluated by a 12-member committee, and selected works will receive support from the Farabi Cinematic Foundation for production.
Financial Support from the Farabi Cinematic Foundation
Faridzadeh further added: “After evaluating the projects, a percentage of the production costs will be paid as support from the Farabi Cinematic Foundation to the creators of the works.” This action demonstrates a firm commitment to supporting the production of quality works in the field of children’s and youth cinema, and it seems that given the current needs of society, this support is very vital.
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The Importance of the Festival for the New Generation
The head of the Cinema Organization, referring to the distinction of the 38th edition of the Children and Youth Film Festival from previous editions, stated: “In my opinion, after the events of the war, holding a dedicated event for children and youth is very important.” This statement clearly reflects the need to create a safe and creative space for children and adolescents to express their feelings and challenges. Faridzadeh expressed his happiness about the enthusiasm and vibrancy of this festival, noting that he hopes it continues in the same way in the coming years.
The Children and Youth Film Festival in Isfahan is not only an opportunity to showcase cinematic works but can also serve as a platform for the exchange of ideas and cultures. This event allows children and adolescents to become familiar with various works and gain a deeper understanding of the world around them.
Faridzadeh also pointed to the role of this festival in educating the new generation, stating: “We must strive to provide children and adolescents with tools for creative and critical thinking through the art of cinema.” This approach not only helps improve the quality of cinematic works but also leads to the intellectual and cultural growth of society.
Ultimately, the 38th International Festival of Children and Youth Films in Isfahan serves as an important cultural event, providing an opportunity for filmmakers and artists to collaborate and present their works on a global scale. This festival could be considered a turning point in the history of children’s and youth cinema in Iran.
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