Sahar Dadjoo

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  • Sarajevo Safari 2025-11-21 19:24

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    From battlefield to hunting ground: How civilians became targets for sport in Bosnia

    The Slovenian filmmaker says paid ‘sniper tourists’ treated civilians as subhuman, exposing a hidden atrocity of the 1992–96 siege

    TEHRAN- In an exclusive conversation with the Tehran Times, Miran Zupanič, the Slovenian director behind the revelatory documentary “Sarajevo Safari,” delves into one of the most disturbing and little-known episodes of the Bosnian War.

  • Osprey V 2025-11-16 21:41

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    Osprey V: Rock, resistance, and survival in Gaza

    TEHRAN- The story of Osprey V does not begin in a studio or on a stage—it begins in the ruins, during blackouts, under the sound of drones, and in the shadows of war. As Gaza’s first and only English-speaking internationally recognized rock band, Osprey V has become both a witness and a voice for a people under siege. Their music, forged through trauma and resilience, now crosses borders as an urgent echo from a place the world has rarely listened to.

  • Gaza Women’s Film Festival 2025-11-11 21:52

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    ‘When the world closes in, art becomes our only window to survive,’ says Ezzedine Shallah

    Founder of Gaza Women’s Film Festival says blockade turned into a source of creative power

    TEHRAN- Amid the devastation of war and displacement, Gaza has given birth to an extraordinary act of cultural resilience — the First Gaza International Women’s Film Festival. Founded by Ezzedine Shallah, a Palestinian filmmaker and researcher, the festival brings together 79 films from 28 countries, celebrating women’s voices through cinema even as bombs fall and cities crumble.

  • Antony Hequet—a French-American poet 2025-10-31 19:26

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    Gaza shows international law is dead — and moral courage must replace hope, Antony Hequet says

    With legal structures failing, French-American artist calls for ethical clarity and active resistance to prevent further oppression

    TEHRAN- In this Tehran Times exclusive, we present the voice of Antony Hequet—a French-American poet, composer, singer and multidisciplinary thinker whose work fuses music, myth, trauma and moral reflection into a profound cultural critique.

  • Healthcare without borders: Iran’s growing role in medical tourism 2025-03-14 17:56

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    Healthcare without borders: Iran’s growing role in medical tourism

  • “Golda” 2025-02-26 00:06

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    Hollywood’s selective memory: how “Golda” silences a critical narrative

    TEHRAN-Hollywood’s relationship with Zionism has long been a delicate balancing act. While rarely explicit, the industry’s storytelling often mirrors broader American political alignments, emphasizing themes of Jewish resilience, historical trauma, and Israel’s right to exist. However, this approach frequently sidesteps critical engagement with Zionism’s modern political implications or Palestinian narratives. The 2023 biopic “Golda” epitomizes this trend, offering a case study of Hollywood’s selective framing of Zionism and its consequences.