Muṣāḥibah'hā-yi Irīk Rumir: Persian 1402

The interviews in this book provide a perspective of the theoretical, critical, and practical aspects of the interconnected and thought-provoking series of Eric Romer's cinematic works. At the same time, the interviews provide an opportunity for Romer, in his role as a critic, to present a system of his favorable perception of staging, color, and narrative seasons. Romer's interviews, in addition to the theoretical narrowness of his films, discuss various directors such as Jean-Luc Godard, Marcel Carnet, Jean Renoir, and Alfred Hitchcock, as well as the relationship between film, painting, architecture, and music. In addition to republishing Romer's less famous interviews, this book Detailed Discussions taken from Kaye du Cinema and Positif, includes many interviews that are being published for the first time.