7 Gūnah-yi Sīnamā (Jild-i Sivvum): Persian 1403

In the introduction of this book, it is stated: "Alireza Kaveh, a film researcher, and theoretician, in this book, which is the first volume of a four-volume set, examines seven types or genres of crime, comedy, drama, western, fantasy, horror, and musical films. is In recent years, attention has been paid to generic cinema reviews, a significant part of written cinema works, among which translated works such as film/genre by Rick Altman and Genre and Hollywood by Steve Neal have been published. But among these books, Seven Types of Cinema is one of the few authored works. Alireza Kaveh, who started writing about the movie genre in periodicals in 1370, previously wrote the books "Cinematic Genre, Tone, and Value System", "Chanini Black Mirror" (film strip), "Cinematic Division", "Viewer" Film" and "Bahram Baizai and when we are all asleep" has been published. In his theory, the author has likened movie genres to the seven colors of the rainbow from the perspective of the human visual perception system. The four categories of seven species are divided in this theory like the four seasons of the year.