Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Janati's Identity card



Zay Zay Growing up Black youngest comedian



Drawing Leila Hatami on my iPad



IRIB thanking Asghar Farhadi for his achievement


IRIB thanking Asghar Farhadi for his achievement


Asghar Farhadi Oscar speech


Cesar Asghar Farhadi


Meanwhile under the rain, forever alone



Janati and Fashion



Elections in Iran



Ali Khamenei flirting with girls



Candidate's card in Iran



Angelina Jolie's Right Leg

Monday, 27 February 2012

Jean Dujardin, un Oscar et maintenant ?




Olivier Bonnard, correspondant du Nouvel Observateur à Los Angeles, a rencontré Jean Dujardin après avoir obtenu son Oscar du meilleur acteur pour "The Artist".



Jean Dujardin est un homme comblé ! Sacré hier soir de l'Oscar du meilleur acteur, il a conquis l'Europe tout entière et les États-Unis qui ne jurent plus que par l'acteur au sourire et à l'humour ravageurs. Mais ce dernier aurait dû tourner sept fois sa langue dans sa bouche lors de son discours. En effet, les Américains n'auraient pas apprécié la vulgarité de l'acteur !
Jean Dujardin aurait-il prononcé le mot de trop ? Il semblerait que oui ! Lors de son discours aux Oscars 2012 où il a remporté le prix du meilleur acteur, l'acteur a tenu à s'exprimer en anglais pour son discours. Peu sûr de lui et parlant un anglais approximatif, le comédien a décidé de terminer ses déclarations en français. Mais ce dernier a lâché le mot de trop, "putain", ce qui n'a pas plu aux Américains !
En remerciant l'académie de l'avoir placé sur le toit du monde cinématographique, Jean Dujardin n'a pas assuré au moment de son discours. Il a donc juré en français, ce qui n'a pas été du goût des Américains qui estiment qu'il s'agissait là du discours le plus important de sa vie.
Déjà sur les réseaux sociaux, la polémique enfle. Sur Twittercette déclaration a été aussitôt commentée et reprise avec moqueries et indignation.



Oscar awards 2012 vs. Fajr Festival in Iran






Interview with Asghar Farhadi after Oscar Awards 2012



Asghar Farhadi and his team in Oscar 2012

Click on the photo to see the full size.





From left, Leila Hatami, Mahmoud Kalari, Peyman Moadi, Sarina Farhadi, Thomas Langmann, and Asghar Farhadi arrive before the 84th Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012, in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles


Sunday, 26 February 2012

Oscar Award 2012 Foreign Language Film, A separation by Asghar Farhadi

Oscar Award 2012 Foreign Language Film, A separation by Asghar Farhadi

Oscars 2012: A Separation wins best foreign language film

A Separation, an Iranian drama about a couple considering a divorce, wins best foreign language film at the 2012 Oscars

A Separation has won the best foreign language film Oscar at the Academy Award ceremony currently taking place at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood. The Iranian divorce drama, directed by Asghar Farhadi and starring Peyman Maadi and Leila Hatami, has been in pole position for the Oscar ever since it carried off the Golden Globe last month.
A Separation was up against four other contenders, including Agnieszka Holland's second world war drama In Darkness and the Israeli father-son rivalry story Footnote. It was confidently expected to win the award after Pedro Almodovar's The Skin I Live In, which beat it to the best foreign film Bafta a fortnight ago, was not submitted as Spain's official entry.
A Separation, which examines the moral and social conflicts that arise in a Tehran family after a couple apply for a divorce, was recently criticised as a "dirty picture" by Iranian hardliners, despite its commercial success in the country.





Asghar Farhadi and his team in Oscar red carpet 2012

















INTERVIEW with George Clooney on Red Carpet Oscar Awards 2012

INTERVIEW with George Clooney on Red Carpet Oscar Awards 2012

Oscar 2012 on TV











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Watch Oscar Awards 2012 Online




Watch Oscar Awards 2012 ONLINE!




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it's easy, they said



Independent Spirit Awards 2012. Winner, Best International Film, "A Separation" Iran

Independent Spirit Awards 2012. Winner, Best International Film, "A Separation" Iran

César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi, best foreign film


César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi, best foreign film


César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar 


César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi
Remise du César par Laurent Laffitte à Alexandre Mallet-Guy, distributeur du film UNE SEPARATION

This is what he basically says : "I'm not Asghar Farhadi. I'm Alexander Mallet-Guy the distributor... Asghar, we met each other in Berlin in february 2009. You introduced me About Elly. This film upset me and I am committed to make it known to the French public who discovered you on this occasion. In 2010, you trust me again with the distribution of A Separation. And tonight I thank you for these masterpieces that are crowned by this cesar...."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr4Fqh-VIFA

César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi

César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi

César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi, best foreign film


César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar 



César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi
Remise du César par Laurent Laffitte à Alexandre Mallet-Guy, distributeur du film UNE SEPARATION

This is what he basically says : "I'm not Asghar Farhadi. I'm Alexander Mallet-Guy the distributor... Asghar, we met each other in Berlin in february 2009. You introduced me About Elly. This film upset me and I am committed to make it known to the French public who discovered you on this occasion. In 2010, you trust me again with the distribution of A Separation. And tonight I thank you for these masterpieces that are crowned by this cesar...."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr4Fqh-VIFA

César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi, best foreign film


César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi, best foreign film



César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi
Remise du César par Laurent Laffitte à Alexandre Mallet-Guy, distributeur du film UNE SEPARATION

This is what he basically says : "I'm not Asghar Farhadi. I'm Alexander Mallet-Guy the distributor... Asghar, we met each other in Berlin in february 2009. You introduced me About Elly. This film upset me and I am committed to make it known to the French public who discovered you on this occasion. In 2010, you trust me again with the distribution of A Separation. And tonight I thank you for these masterpieces that are crowned by this cesar...."

Saturday, 25 February 2012

Meanwhile 30,000 FEET ABOVE AMERICA



Looks like everyone's online!



The people don't know their true power.



César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger , Asghar Farhadi

César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger , 
Asghar Farhadi

César 2012 Ceremony Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi, best foreign film




César 2012 - Cérémonie - Meilleur Film étranger _ Asghar Farhadi
Remise du César par Laurent Laffitte à Alexandre Mallet-Guy, distributeur du film UNE SEPARATION

This is what he basically says : "I'm not Asghar Farhadi. I'm Alexander Mallet-Guy the distributor... Asghar, we met each other in Berlin in february 2009. You introduced me About Elly. This film upset me and I am committed to make it known to the French public who discovered you on this occasion. In 2010, you trust me again with the distribution of A Separation. And tonight I thank you for these masterpieces that are crowned by this cesar...."





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr4Fqh-VIFA




Saturday, 18 February 2012

Foreign newscaster on Iranian TV



Two Solutions for One Problem







Two Solutions for One Problem


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia





Two Solutions for One Problem (Persian: دو راه حل برای يک مسئله ‎, Dow Rahehal Baraye yek Massaleh)

is a 1975 Iranian short film directed by Abbas Kiarostami.




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During breaktime, Dara and Nader have a fierce argument about a torn exercise book that the former has

given back to the latter. There are two possible outcomes, which the film shows one after the other.

One is that Dara wants to get his own back, and the two boys start a violent fight; the other is that they

work together to mend the exercise book with a little glue.

Interview with Jumong


Jumong (Korean: 주몽, Hanja: 朱蒙) is a historical drama which aired on South Korea's MBC television network as a 45th Anniversary Special Drama. Originally set to be 60, MBC decided to extend it to 81 episodes due to its popularity. It portrays the life of Jumong Taewang, (founder of the kingdom ofGoguryeo). Few details have been found in the historical records on Jumong, so much artistic license was taken. Much of the original myths surrounding Jumong have been replaced with more down-to-earth storylines, such as that concerning his birth. It is also considered a major part of the "Korean wave" ("Hallyu").





Gojoseon has fallen to the Han Empire of China. All that is left are separate city-states that have no choice but to appease the Han Empire. In the series, the Han are portrayed as cruel, taking refugees prisoner and demonstrating their new iron weapons on them.
Hae Mosu, a legendary soldier, joins forces with Geumwa and Akech Juma of Mount Chunmo, the crown prince of Buyeo, in order to counter Han savagery, creating the Damulgun (Damul army), a band of soldiers who defend Gojoseon refugees. Hae Mosu is injured after a skirmish against Han soldiers, and floats down a river, half alive. The princess of the Haebaek tribe (Lady Yuhwa) finds him and nurses him back to health. However, the Han are looking for Hae Mosu, and discovering that the man the princess was sheltering looked like (and was) Hae Mosu, they raze the tribe to the ground. Hae Mosu escapes just in time and travels until he meets a caravan from the tribe ofGyeh-Ru. The head merchant, who is also the ruler of the Gyeh-Ru tribe, offers Hae Mosu a job within the caravan, not knowing who the man is. The ruler, Yeon Ta-bal, tells Hae Mosu to join him in his tent, and they introduce each other and share a conversation. News of the Haebaek tribe pops up in the middle of the conversation, and seeing the shocked look on his guest's face, Yeon Ta-bal begins to suspect that his guest is Hae Mosu himself. The next day, the caravan travels but stops when they hear that Yeon's wife has gone into labor. They set up camp and So Seo-no is born and protected, as Hae Mosu defends the trade caravan against a band of thieves, reinforcing Yeon's assumption. Yeon's caravan has trading rights with the Han Dynasty itself, so Yeon knows of Hae Mosu's escape, and of the great reward for his capture. At this point, he is fully convinced that his guest is Hae Mosu. Yeon decides not to turn Hae Mo-su in, because he had protected his caravan and his daughter from harm.
Hae Mosu returns to Geumwa, and they resume the skirmishes. The princess of Haebaek loves Hae Mosu, and he feels the same about her. Thus, he proposes to her, and they live together. However, as the Damulgun progress in their objective to free all refugees, the Han disguise their soldiers as fake refugees, whom the Damulgun attempt to rescue. Ambushed by the fake refugees and "ironclad cavalry," the Damulgun with him are killed, and he is captured. Hae Mosu is subsequently tortured and blinded by the Han.
Geumwa frees Hae Mosu, who, though blind, is able to ride a horse. Due to his blindness however, he and Geumwa get separated while fleeing from the Han forces in pursuit. Geumwa believes he ultimately fails in his task to save Hae Mosu, who Geumwa sees, trapped upon a chateau, shot with arrows and presumably falling dead into the river.
The Haebaek princess has Hae Mosu's child. She goes to the Crown Prince of Buyeo after bearing her son, Jumong. He becomes a prince of Buyeo (after the enthronement of the Crown Prince) and she a Royal Concubine upon the new Emperor's insistence.
The series then flashes twenty years into the future, where the majority of the story takes place. Having grown up being overshadowed by Geumwa's two sons Daeso and Youngpo, Jumong has grown into a weak and cowardly prince with a talent at womanizing. Yuhwa decides that she has had enough, and arranges for Jumong to begin training in swordsmanship and the martial arts. The man that trains Jumong is the chief jailor of an underground prison, and Jumong begins train there. Within a few episodes however, Jumong causes major trouble. First he womanizes a royal priestess, causing her to be kicked out of the palace. After that, he accidentally starts a fire in the Buyeo blacksmith workshop, exposing its existence to the wary Han nation and bringing major dishonor to Buyeo. Following these two events, he is stripped of his title as a prince and is expelled from the palace. His expulsion does little to staunch the rivalry between him and his two brothers, who send assassins to tail and kill him.
While wondering around Buyeo with nowhere to go, he encounters three common robbers named Oi, Mari and Hyobbo, who disrespect and beat him up at first, but decide to serve and treat him as an older brother once they learn his true identity. He also runs into a now 21-year-old So Seo-No, Yeon Ta-Bal's daughter, and establishes a relationship with the Gyeh-Ru trading clan.
Jumong also encounters a mysterious old man in the prison that he used to train in, who tells him that he used to be part of the Damulgun. Though Jumong does not know this, the old man is actually Hae Mosu, his father. After narrowly escaping the prison together after Daeso and Youngpo attempt to assassinate them, Hae Mosu trains Jumong to become an even better fighter as well as an archer, and a strong master-student bond grows between them. Hae Mosu is assassinated by Daeso and Youngpo while Jumong is away however, and Jumong does not realize the old man's true identity until well afterwards, upon which he swears to complete the work that his father could not. Seeing that Jumong has finally become the worthy successor to Hae Mosu that he had always envisioned, Geumwa allows Jumong to return to the palace.
During Daeso's temporary taking over the power from Geumwa, Jumong is led to marry to Ye Soya, a daughter who before had survived him from a harsh injury in a war. Meanwhile, intense rivalry breaks out between Daeso and Youngpo, who are both vieing to become the Crown Prince. Youngpo brashly makes an attempt on Daeso's life, but Jumong saves Daeso and earns his trust. Jumong uses this against Daeso, and with the help of his three lieutenants, commandeers a group of refugees that were to be sent as slaves to the Han nation, and establishes his own settlement in the mountains. Jumong names this new settlement the Damulgun, symbolic of is revival. Over the next three years, the new Damulgun (led by Jumong) and Gyeh-ru (led by So Seo-No) cooperate to unite the nearby settlements under one banner. Through many struggles with Daeso, Youngpo, Buyeo and the Han nation, the kingdom of Goguryeo is finally established. Jumong becomes the nation's first king; So Seo-No its queen. Jumong rules Goguryeo over 15 years. Eventually Yuri, Jumong's son, and then Ye Soya, who both had been presumed dead return to Jumong and soon Yuri becomes the Crown Prince of Goguryeo.

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