Ce film fait partie du programme Regards de femmes : Carte blanche à l’Institut du monde arabe.
En rassemblant des scènes d’intimité médiatisée dans le cinéma iranien, Irani Bag de Maryam Tafakory est une instruction subtilement émouvante sur « comment toucher sans toucher ».
En rassemblant des scènes d’intimité médiatisée dans le cinéma iranien, Irani Bag de Maryam Tafakory est une instruction subtilement émouvante sur « comment toucher sans toucher ».
Autre festival :
London Short Film Festival, 2ème prix pour meilleur court métrage au Royaume-Uni, Angleterre (2022)
London Short Film Festival, 2ème prix pour meilleur court métrage au Royaume-Uni, Angleterre (2022)
Réalisation | Maryam Tafakory |
Textes | Maryam Tafakory |
En collaboration avec | Kevin B. Lee, May Adadol Ingawanij |
Montage | Maryam Tafakory |
Son | Mazyar Yunesi |
Musique | Mazyar Yunesi |
Séance
• Cinéma du Musée - Auditorium Maxwell-Cummings
Dimanche 17 mars 2024, 20:00 — 22:00
Réalisation
Maryam Tafakory
Disponible en anglais seulement
Maryam Tafakory works with film and performance, creating textual and filmic collages that stitch together poetry, documentary, and archival material. Exploring the different registers through which images speak or refuse to speak to us, her films attempt to dissect veiled acts of erasure – of bodies, intimacies, and histories. her research-based projects consider what is often neglected and discarded as trivial and excessive. she has an ongoing body of video essays in dialogue with post-revolution iranian cinema.
Based between shiraz and london, her work has been screened and exhibited internationally, including MoMA ; National Gallery of Art ; Tate Modern ; BOZAR ; Cannes’ Directors Fortnight ; New York Film Festival ; Locarno ; HKW Berlin ; Toronto International Film Festival ; Villa Medici ; FICUNAM ; Oberhausen ; True/False ; M HKA ; and Anthology Film Archives, amongst others.
She was awarded the Gold Hugo at the 58th Chicago Int’l Film Festival, the Tiger Short Award at the 51st IFFR, the Barbara Hammer Feminist Film Award at the 60th Ann Arbor Film Festival, and the Best Experimental Short Film at the 70th and 71st Melbourne International Film Festival, amongst others. She was the 2019 Flaherty/Colgate Distinguished Global Filmmaker in Residence, and a MacDowell Fellow in 2022.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film et éditées par Le FIFA
Maryam Tafakory works with film and performance, creating textual and filmic collages that stitch together poetry, documentary, and archival material. Exploring the different registers through which images speak or refuse to speak to us, her films attempt to dissect veiled acts of erasure – of bodies, intimacies, and histories. her research-based projects consider what is often neglected and discarded as trivial and excessive. she has an ongoing body of video essays in dialogue with post-revolution iranian cinema.
Based between shiraz and london, her work has been screened and exhibited internationally, including MoMA ; National Gallery of Art ; Tate Modern ; BOZAR ; Cannes’ Directors Fortnight ; New York Film Festival ; Locarno ; HKW Berlin ; Toronto International Film Festival ; Villa Medici ; FICUNAM ; Oberhausen ; True/False ; M HKA ; and Anthology Film Archives, amongst others.
She was awarded the Gold Hugo at the 58th Chicago Int’l Film Festival, the Tiger Short Award at the 51st IFFR, the Barbara Hammer Feminist Film Award at the 60th Ann Arbor Film Festival, and the Best Experimental Short Film at the 70th and 71st Melbourne International Film Festival, amongst others. She was the 2019 Flaherty/Colgate Distinguished Global Filmmaker in Residence, and a MacDowell Fellow in 2022.
Notes biographiques fournies par l’équipe du film et éditées par Le FIFA
Quelques films :
Nazarbazi (2022)
I have sinned a rapturous sin (2019)
Absent wound (2018)
Poem & stone (2017)
Fragments of (2016)
Nazarbazi (2022)
I have sinned a rapturous sin (2019)
Absent wound (2018)
Poem & stone (2017)
Fragments of (2016)