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Monday February 27, 2017

Day: February 27, 2017

Interview

Between the Cultural and the Personal: Javid Rezai and Afsaneh Dehrouyeh on Pegah

February 27, 2017
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By Ali Moosavi. Short narrative films are perhaps the most unseen and neglected branch in cinema industry’s output. In recent years, documentaries, another branch of cinema which received relatively little exposure, have really grown in stature, and many documentaries, as well as being shown in dedicated festivals and various TV channels, […]

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