The story of the words "Length of ornamental pendant and bite of food" from the words of Akbar Alami

Akbar Alami, in a narrative about the words "long", "ornamental pendant" and "kesh loqmeh", deals with the story of the formation and use of these terms; A language narrative that can draw the attention of the audience to everyday words and their roots.

Akbar Alami: (born on July 13, 1324, Ahvaz - passed away on October 22, 2019, Tehran)

documentary maker, writer, translator, photographer, film critic and university professor; One of the well-known faces of documentary cinema and cinema education in Iran.

After studying cinema at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts, he received a master's degree in cinema at Tarbiat Modares University and a PhD in cinema in England and taught at Tarbiat Modares University for many years. The television program "Hanar Haftam" in the 1970s made him known to a wide range of audiences.

"Pearl of the Persian Gulf" is one of his well-known documentaries and besides filmmaking, he was also active in the field of criticism, translation, photography and authoring. Alami died in the morning of 22 Mehr 1399 due to infection with Covid-19.