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The story of the 33 days Film is a true story of the resistance of a village adjacent to Israel, which prevents the Israelis from attacking other factions of the resistance. About the director: Jamal Shoorjeh is undoubtedly one of the few Movieimakers in Iranian cinema who is concerned with making rich and valuable works, especially about the sacred defense cinema. He has directed Movieis such as “Blade Edge”, “Crazy Epic”, “The Promise of Meeting” and 2, and believes that as we move away from the early days of the revolution and the era of holy defense, these concerns, especially among artists and Movieimakers for various reasons. Has decreased. Jamal Shoorjeh is one of the prominent and well-known figures of revolutionary cinema. He started his cinematic activities from the beginning of the revolution, and the interesting thing is that his principles have not changed. Jamal Shoorjeh was born in 1333 in Zanjan. He grew up in a very religious family. There was always fasting in his father’s house. He had 9 brothers, one of whom died. “Because we were so numerous, we always prayed in congregation,” says Shurjeh. He considers the foundation of his worldview and firm beliefs to be nurtured in such a family, and in response to the question why his beliefs have not faded after all these years, he says: It forms part of the ideology and worldview of children. But the role of the family and especially the mother in raising children is very crucial. “Our family was completely religious.” He came to Tehran with his family when he was 9 years old. “The family plays an important role in shaping children’s beliefs, and it is after the family that the school forms part of the children’s ideology and worldview. But the role of the family and especially the mother in raising children is very crucial. “Our family was completely religious.” He came to Tehran with his family when he was 9 years old. “The family plays an important role in shaping children’s beliefs, and it is after the family that the school forms part of the children’s ideology and worldview. But the role of the family and especially the mother in raising children is very crucial. “Our family was completely religious.” He came to Tehran with his family when he was 9 years old.