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Life May Be
Regjisorët
Mania Akbari
Mark Cousins
Producentët
Don Boyd
Kinematografët
Mania Akbari
Mark Cousins
Editorët
Paria Kamyab
Timo Langer
Kontakti
The Festival Agency
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2014
United Kingdom, Iran
80 min
Color
Life May Be është një film digjital që do të mund të krijohej në shekullin XVIII. Sikurse romani i letrave të Samuel Richardsonit i titulluar ‘Pamela’, është një shkëmbim letrash ndërmjet Mania Akbari dhe Mark Cousins. Temat e tyre janë të shumta, si filmbërja, mërgimi, Irani, Holokausti dhe trupi i njeriut. Forma e filmit nis me minimalizëm ekstrem, por pastaj hapet dhe formëson ndërrimet. Shohim zhvillim të ideve, por edhe të stilit gjithashtu përderisa secili filmbërës ngjitet në supet e tjetrit.
Director
Mania Akbari (b. 1974, Tehran) is a renowned Iranian filmmaker, actress, and avant-garde artist whose work often deals with themes of identity, as in her feature film debut 20 Fingers (2004), which was named Best Film in the Venice IFF’s Digital Cinema section. She co-directed the documentary Crystal. In 2002, she appeared alongside her son and sister in Abbas Kiarostami´s Ten. She then directed the film’s sequel, 10+4. Her video art has been shown at the Tate Modern and at the Locarno IFF. Other films include 30 Minutes to 6 AM (2011) and One. Two. One (2011).
Mark Cousins (b. 1965, Belfast) is a Northern Irish filmmaker, writer, curator, and traveler best known for his project The Story of Film: An Odyssey (2011). The KVIFF has also screened his films The First Movie (2009), What Is This Film Called Love? (2012), and A Story of Children and Film (2013). He is the author of numerous film essays and books.
Mark Cousins (b. 1965, Belfast) is a Northern Irish filmmaker, writer, curator, and traveler best known for his project The Story of Film: An Odyssey (2011). The KVIFF has also screened his films The First Movie (2009), What Is This Film Called Love? (2012), and A Story of Children and Film (2013). He is the author of numerous film essays and books.
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