Iranian filmmakers Hossein Molayemi and Shirin Sohani, the creative duo behind the Oscar-nominated animated short “In the ...
Mehrnoush Alia's feature debut, world premiering in Berlin's Panorama section, was shot without a permit in Iran: "This issue ...
And at that point, I thought it would be very interesting to make a film about a family like his, with this profound rift at ...
Iman will soon seek to assert control of his private patriarchy. The story has the air of fable, but plays bold games with convention. A gun appears early, before a dark, droll twist on the usual ...
His “Universal Language” takes place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, but the culture is entirely Iranian. Farsi is the spoken tongue.
"My Favourite Cake" defies Iranian censorship with a moving portrayal of everyday life, facing legal charges and ...
We look at "Universal Language," a new movie that follows three storylines in a city that is a cross between Winnipeg and Tehran.
A lightly satirical and surrealist comedy imagines the snowy Canadian city in the style of the Iranian New Wave.
Acting teacher Mohammad Aghebati, who also portrays the male director in the movie, oversaw the casting. The idea for 1001 Frames goes back to when Alia was still living in Iran as a teen.