June 19, 2007
In June of 2007 people affiliated with the film community in Iran gathered to defend their rights. A statement emerged that was signed by many filmmakers, […]
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March 22, 1993
House of Cinema registers as a non-government organization in March 1993. In October of that year, House of Cinema began operation under that name.
January 20, 1989
1989 -- Iran's House of Cinema, also known as The Iranian Alliance of Motion Picture Guilds, was formed by the Ministry of Islamic Guidance and Culture.Establishment
House of Cinema (the Iranian alliance of motion picture guilds) first started to work as the Iranian Alliance of Motion Picture Guilds in 1989, when members of the board of directors appointed by the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance of the time were put in charge of the establishment of this guild body. Accordingly, the non-commercial institute and company registration organization in Tehran has March 1993 as the official commencement date of House of Cinema’s operation, and October of the same year as the date of registration.