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Exploring Narrative Within The Artistic Framework
[IN]VISIBLE MEANING: Exploring Narrative within the Artistic Framework Mansour Forouzesh Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem | Hungarian University of Fine Arts Abstract: The dialogical process between the audience and the artwork is fundamental to the occurrence of artistic communication. Artistic communication is influenced by many factors, making it a complex system. This complexity comes from the interaction…
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“Lost Whispers…” ranks among the top 10 Iranian documentaries of 2021 by FIGAR
March 10, 2022 – 13:45Written by: Hadiseh La’ali In this article from Figar, we’re diving into the world of documentaries to introduce you to some of the best Iranian documentaries. Join us as we explore this captivating genre. You might think that documentaries only appeal to the older generation, like our grandparents, but that’s not…
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“Lost Whispers in the Distance” explores refugee misery in Europe
Tehran Times newspaper September 20, 2021 Source: https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/465283/Lost-Whispers-in-the-Distance-explores-refugee-misery-in-Europe TEHRAN – In his latest documentary “Lost Whispers in the Distance” Budapest-based Iranian filmmaker Mansur Foruzesh has turned the spotlight on the hard lives of refugees in Europe, particularly those who are Iranians. To make this documentary, which was financed by the Sureh Documentary Film Center of…
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Lost Whispers in The Distance | Fajr International Film Festival
Lost Whispers in The Distance Documentary 2021 60 Minutes Iran, Islamic Republic of Language: Persian (Farsi) A group of Iranian and Afghan asylum seekers talk about their situation at a Serbian refugee camp. The dramatic differences between their perceptions and the reality of asylum are inescapable. Director: Mansour Forouzesh Screenwriter: Mansour Forouzesh, Faranak Gholampour Production Company: Mage Pictures, Sooreh…
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When I Killed the Cat | Fear and felinicide in Budapest
TOM POPPER | 17/05/2021 A new English-language film by an Iranian director shot around Budapest deals with modern-day issues yet takes its lead from the rich heritage of Hungarian cinema. We speak with Mansour Forouzesh, creator of ‘When I Killed the Cat’, about life in limbo and what he calls his ‘wonder city’. Director Mansour Forouzesh feels…
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‘When I Killed the Cat’ – Crafting the sound world for a short film
By Chris Mackin We join director Mansour Forouzesh and members of the dBs Community to talk about upcoming short film ‘When I Killed the Cat’, and how dBs Pro and our Sound for Film & TV students helped craft its sonic palette. Source: dBs insider Gaining real-world experience at university is one of the best ways…
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RELIGION TODAY FILM FESTIVAL XXI – 62 works in competition
Published: 08/09/2018, 10:12 The main article by: Cinema Italiano Source: https://www.cinemaitaliano.info/news/48161/religion-today-film-festival-xxi-in-concorso.html Religion Today Film Festival Young people and faith, faces of women in religions, experiences of interreligious dialogue, peace and rights, stories of migration between identity, dialogue and conflict in plural societies. These are just some of the deep and complex reflections at the center of…
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The Hose’ goes to Indonesian Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival
TEHRAN. (HONARONLINE) ‘The Hose’, directed by Masoud Forouzesh, was screened in Light of Asia section in JAFF. Source: http://www.honaronline.ir/Section-cinema-6/108826-the-hose-goes-to-indonesian-filmfest The Hose’, a short film by Masoud Forouzesh will be screened in the first ‘Light of Asia’ section in the 12th JAFF film festival. The director of ‘The Hose’, Mansour Forouzesh, has made 7 other short…
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‘A Few Knots Away’ goes to Oscar Qualified 62nd Cork Int. Film Festival
Art and Experience: Iranian short ‘A Few Knots Away’, directed by Mansour Forouzesh, will be screened at the 62nd Ireland’s Cork Film Festival. ‘A few Knots Away’ narrates the story of a man named Hashem who has left his home island for years. When his father passes away, he returns to retrieve his body as he…
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Mansour Forouzesh Creates Doc on Iran Remote Village
Art and Experience: Iranian film director Mansour Forouzesh has created a new film titled ‘Into the Bahangar’ featuring one of Iran’s marvelous villages. https://www.aecinema.org/mansour-forouzesh-creates-doc-on-iran-remote-village/ The 30-minute documentary that features the village of Bahangar is currently at the editing stage with shooting starting a year ago. Produced by Mohsen Kachouei, the film tries to put together the…