Investigating how the history and art of Kerman are reflected in the movie Atash Sabz

The research “investigating how to reflect the history and art of a land, in the form of defamiliarized narratives by studying the reflection of the art and history of Kerman in an artistic narrative in the movie Atash Sabz” was conducted in the traditional arts research group of the Cultural Heritage and Tourism Research Institute.

According to jahane-gardesh, citing the public relations of the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, Talaiye Royai, project manager and member of the research institute’s faculty, announced this news on Tuesday and said: The film Atash Sabz narrates the history and art of Kerman in a story-like format and with a legendary atmosphere, but for anecdotes And his mythological-historical narratives of different times with a fixed place and geography (Kerman), i.e. transitory time and fixed place, do not use a common linear narrative, which in its most creative form is a play on the precedence and delay of time, but use a story to narrate them. which is usually familiar to all of us.
He clarified: In this way, the story of the film is not a retelling of this story, and the story itself becomes a container in which the filmmaker presents his main stories from the history of Kerman, but the container itself is in accordance with its groundbreaking content, i.e. retelling history and myth, changing It takes shape, hence it comes out of the common, simple and linear narrative form and acquires multiple layers of meaning.
Royai added: An important issue that has been considered in the research about art and its reflection is the introduction of art and works of art of each region and in different periods of time.
A member of the academic staff of the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism said: Avoiding a simple, linear and report-like introduction and resorting to more complex and attractive buildings to present the art of a land can provide a better and more effective and deeper understanding of those arts, an understanding that brings the audience to the aesthetic depth of the work. Guides.
It should be noted that the story of Atash Sabz movie, directed and written by Mohammad Reza Aslani, produced in 2006, is taken from the ancient and mythological story of Seng Sabbour, which received awards such as the Plaque of Appreciation and the Simorgh Golden Plaque from the national point of view and the best set and costume design at the Fajr Film Festival. did