米特拉·法拉哈尼

其第一部紀錄片短片《Just a Woman》曾獲2001屆柏林電影節泰迪熊獎，兩部劇情片紀錄片《Tabous - Zohre & Manouchehr》(2004)和《快樂來自心底》(2013)都曾在柏林國際電影節全景單元首映。2007年米特拉·法拉哈尼的紀錄片《Behdjat Sadr: Suspended Time》將鏡頭對準一位抽象主義派的先鋒畫家。而她的繪畫作品也同其電影作品一樣追求寫實題材。

Iran. Iranian filmmaker and painter Mitra Farahani was born in Teheran and now lives in Paris. She studied graphic art and painting in Iran before taking courses in video studies in France. Her first documentary short film Just a Woman won the Teddy Award at the 2001 Berlinale. Tabous - Zohre & Manouchehr (2004) and Fifi Howls from Happiness (2013), two feature documentaries, were each premiered in the Panorama section of the Berlin International Film Festival. In 2007, her documentary Behdjat Sadr: Suspended Time portrayed one of the pioneers of Abstract Expressionist painting in Iran. In parallel, Mitra Farahani's painting works pursue the same issue of realism that she deals with in her cinema works. ^[1]