The first Hamrah Citizen, Hampa City Short and Documentary Film Festival, with the theme of citizenship ethics and with a special focus on the discussion of media and citizenship ethics in the Islamic-Iranian lifestyle, is being held by Bahman Cultural Center, with the participation of the Bahman Film Association and with the cooperation and support of the Independent Short Film Support Base.
Among the films submitted by the Independent Short Film Support Base to the secretariat of the first Bahman Short and Documentary Film Festival, 23 titles from this base are among the 60 films selected to participate in the competition section of this festival.
The list of films from the “Independent Short Film Support Base” selected for the competition section of the Bahman Film Festival is as follows:
“The Pomegranate Is the Fruit of Paradise” — directed by Timur Qaderi
“Some People Together” — directed by Ehsan Shademani
“The School Camera and Several Authentic Stories from Third Grade Class B” — directed by Mohammad Sadeqi
“Boxes” — directed by Ehsan Jafari
“It Hits the Rooftop of the House” — directed by Timur Qaderi
“John Master” — directed by Faramarz Vakili
“Escape” — directed by Mehdi Bagheri
“Doma” — directed by Sajjad Imani
“Whispers of the Geranium Flower” — directed by Hamidreza Mazraeh Khatiri
“Empty Hands, Full Heart” — directed by Babak Nabizadeh
“A Friend for My Friend” — directed by Sarkout Mohammadi
“The Yellow Angel” — directed by Karim Lakzadeh
“When You Get Lost” — directed by Qasem Ansari
“Esko” — directed by Mohammad Ali Hashemzahi
“Silence” — directed by Hadi Afshar
“The Last Station” — directed by Mostafa Soltani
“The Cradle of My Fatigue” — directed by Ruhollah Bahrami
“Morning Star” — directed by Moin Shafei
“Zayandeh Rud” — directed by Jamal Eskouei
“It Seems a Sound Is Coming” — directed by Mosayyeb Hanaei
“Ashes and Wind” — directed by Zanyar Azizi
“Waiting” — directed by Golnoush Entezami
“A Few Minutes of Morning” — directed by Mehdi Teymouri
The first Bahman Short Film Festival will be held from September 14 to 17 at the Bahman Cultural Center.





