Sitara Cinema 1978 V2-259

(Sitara Cinema 1978 V2-259) (0 - 2)

(Freedom within the framework of the constitution) (3 - 3)

(Changes that will be made in the next issue of the magazine) (3 - 3)

(Freedom, the holiest word on earth) (4 - 4)

(This time history was not repeated) (4 - 5)

(Who agrees with setting cinemas on fire?) (6 - 6)

(The effect of watching a good movie is greater than the effect of reading a good book) (6 - 7)

(Supporting domestic industries or favoring big capitalists: excuses for the power of urban feudalism) (8 - 9)

(Festival of dreams and more) (10 - 10)

(Helena Mar-Elia's interview with Rossano Brazzi: Cinema is the most effective means of leading the people in our time) (10 - 10)

(Screening of Chinese films at festivals is fashionable) (11 - 11)

(Unlimited privacy: A Study of Destructive Factors in Iranian Cinema) (12 - 13)

(Where is the new poet) (14 - 14)

(Playing the role of aggressive rebellious youth, Brando became the idol of the post-war generation) (19 - 19)

(The story of Daryush's life in the "Sitarih Sinima" 7) (20 - 21)

(Snowy summer) (22 - 22)

(A line at the end of this story) (22 - 22)

(Artists Photo Club) (24 - 24)

(Respondent) (24 - 24)

(Artists give a present to the readers of the Sitarih Sinima: Ruhi Savaji, smart watch) (25 - 25)

(Say whatever you like to say) (26 - 26)

(Censorship and further censorship) (26 - 26)

(It may be a warning to governments) (26 - 26)

(Helena Mar-Elia's interview with Rossano Brazzi: Cinema is the most effective means of leading the people in our time (continued)) (27 - 27)

(This time history was not repeated (continued)) (27 - 27)

(Festival of dreams and more (continued)) (27 - 27)

(For the attention of studios and film companies) (27 - 27)

(Supporting domestic industries or favoring big capitalists: excuses for the power of urban feudalism (continued)) (28 - 28)

(Unlimited privacy: A Study of Destructive Factors in Iranian Cinema) (29 - 29)

(Where is the new poet (continued)) (29 - 29)

(Freedom within the framework of the constitution (continued)) (29 - 29)

(Wander in the city) (30 - 32)