TEHRAN – Isfahan’s House of Documentary plans to honor prominent Iranian documentarian Kamran Shirdel for his lifetime achievement during a three-day program opening today.

Shirdel’s social and industrial documentaries are scheduled to go on screen following a review session, which will be attended by the director, critics and film experts, including Farshad Ahmadi, Alireza Arvahi and Shapur Behian.

His credits include “Women’s Quarter”, “Tehran Is the Capital of Iran”, “The Morning of the Forth Day” and “Solitude Opus 1”.

He is also the director of the acclaimed documentary “The Night It Rained”.

In addition, his book “What Is Neorealism” will be unveiled on the last day of the program.

The program entitled “A Shadow on the Frame” will be held in collaboration with the Documentary and Experimental Film Center (DEFC).

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