A methodical study of the emergence of political philosophy in the early film of Iranian cinema in the first Pahlavi era

Political philosophy seeks to think about power at a time when the most ideal conditions for interaction between the people and sovereignty are established, and that ideals will be different for every society, culture and history. Cinema, as the most industrial art of the new century, is an art that simultaneously requires people and powers to survive. Cinema is dependent on the box office for life and relies on powers to build and display it. From this point of view, no artist as much as cinema is capable of the emergence of elements of political philosophy. Cinema is an art that is heavily influenced by the underlying texts of society, and what lies within the inner layers of its art can reflect the mysteries of the political philosophy of the day.