Attila Pesiani’s memorial service (coinciding with her 66th birthday) at the artists’ house
Kayanian noted, “Unfortunately, we do not know each other, but we support each other.” We need to know each other, and trade associations should do this. In the continuation of his speech, he said, “We don’t have heroes in our cinema, and we fail.” We do not have happiness and dreams in our cinema. We theater people have to be happy, dream, and be heroes in our lives. Mohammad Cheramshir was another person who appeared on the stage. He said, It is a bright night and full of memories of a great man named Attila Pesiani. But since I was with Attila in 1970, let me tell you about the injustices. If this criticism means the acceptance of Attila Pesiani’s views and actions, the passage of four decades is too late for this acceptance. Attila Pesiani loves young people, and four decades have passed; it is too late to accept him. Attila adopted many of the youths despite the fact that they had killed their fathers.
