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Café Mana Will Read 'Gospel According to Pilate'

Café Mana Will Read 'Gospel According to Pilate'
Café Mana Will Read 'Gospel According to Pilate'

Café Mana in Tehran, managed by celebrated Iranian actress Setareh Eskandari, is to host a series of bilingual novel-reading sessions.
Both the original texts and their Persian translations will be read, ILNA reported on its Persian website.
The first novel to be read is 'The Gospel According to Pilate,' a novel by Franco-Belgian author, dramatist and film director Eric Emmanuel Schmitt, 58.
On April 15-16, the book will be read in Persian and original French. The Persian reading will be from the translation of the book by playwright, theater director and translator Golchehr Damghani. 
The translator, who lived in Paris for 13 years, will read the novel in French. Persian translation of the book will be read by actors Ali-Reza Sanifar and Missaq Zare.

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