Exclusive Report: Public Screening of “High Copy” and the Return of Morteza Aghili After 45 Years at Kourosh Cinema
The Movie “High Copy”: A Return to the Silver Screen
About the Film
“High Copy” is a notable film in contemporary Iranian cinema that has garnered attention for its storytelling, cinematic style, and cultural themes. The film explores social issues, identity, and the struggles of modern Iranian society, resonating deeply with audiences both inside and outside Iran.
The Significance of the Screening Event
The public screening of High Copy at Kourosh Cinema was a historic event, especially because of the appearance of Morteza Aghili on screen after a hiatus of 45 years. His presence symbolized a bridge between Iran’s golden era of cinema and the new wave of Iranian filmmaking.
Audience Reactions
The audience was visibly moved as they watched Aghili’s performance and saw him reconnect with his cinematic roots. Many expressed nostalgia, admiration, and hope that more veteran actors from Iran’s past would be celebrated and given platforms to return to the industry.
