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Barred Iran director's son follows his footsteps to Cannes In this file photo taken on May 19, 2018 Iranian actress and daughter of Jafar Panahi Solmaz Panahi (R) and Iranian actor and son of Jafar Panahi Panah Panahi arrive for the closing ceremony and the screening of the film "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" at the 71st edition of the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, southern France. You might think the family business did not seem so inviting to young Iranian film-maker Panah Panahi, given that his acclaimed father has faced years of persecution at the hands of the authorities. But the 37-...

Wes Anderson: The man who made his own film industry In this file photo taken on April 3, 2018 US film director Wes Anderson poses in Paris. Self-obsessed guys with daddy issues, maps, models and handwritten letters, probably some 1960s rock and definitely Bill Murray being deadpan -- you know immediately whose universe you're in. Wes Anderson returns with his 10th feature, "The French Dispatch", finally premiering at Cannes after last year's festival, where it was due to open, was cancelled by the pandemic. Thomas SAMSON / AFP. by Eric Randolph (AFP) .- Self-obsessed guys with daddy issues, ...

By Eric RandolphAgence France-PressePARIS — From making algae-sequin dresses, dyeing clothes with bacteria to planting trackable pigments in cotton, an emerging tide of technological innovations offers the fashion industry a chance to clean up its woeful environmental record.

About his latest move. very serious sanctions are very big they'll be elevated from there but as you know sanctions are starting on iran. you know red if they get a very big if the country is not the same god as when i started. almost two years ago i read is a much different godfrey since i germinated that deal. and we're joined now by eric randolph deputy bureau chief of the eye of pain news agency in tehran eric what impact will the section sanctions likely have on ordinary people in iran. seeing some pretty significant economic downside in iraq as an instructor announced to support you know...

Midnight but these sanctions are going to have some impact they're hitting things like the car industry the ability to buy planes some financial transactions the real pain will come in november when iran will be blocked from selling oil and they'll be trying transactions for a central baghdad kid that's when it starts to lose the biggest part of its economic. industry and that's one move possibly see some of the real playing start of the moment so far it's a lot of anxiety a lot of fear it's not clear exactly what the economic impact will be the best in times ahead for everybody in this countr...