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1. thekurdishproject.org › bahman-ghobadiBahman Ghobadi - The Kurdish Project

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   Jul 15, 2019 · Ghobadi was born in Iranian Kurdistan and studied film directing in Tehran. His roots in cinema are grounded in Iran’s history of neorealist filmmaking. In Tehran, he served as an assistant to director Abbas Kiarostami, the late Palme d’Or winning Iranian director who is regarded as one of the finest filmmakers of all time.

2. www.tehrantimes.com › news › 473004Mana Characters - Tehran Times

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   May 25, 2022 · An interview with Muhammad Ghobadi. ... Muhammad Farzan, Salman Harati, Gholam Reza Saeedi, Tahereh Safarzadeh, Muhammad Ali Daei al-Islam, Jafar Shahidi, Majid ...

3. www.indiewire.com › features › generalINTERVIEW: The Things We Carry: Crossing Borders ... - IndieWire

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   Oct 25, 2000 · by Erin Torneo/indieWIRE. (indieWIRE/10.25.00) — Sitting beneath snowy watercolor prints in Soho’s The Cupping Room, Iranian director Bahman Ghobadi is a far cry from the harsh winterscapes of ...

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   Co-authors. Mehdi Varidi Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. Arash Koocheki Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. Follow. Mohammad Ghobadi. PhD in Food science and Technology. Verified email at mail.um.ac.ir. Food colloids Biopolymer particles Encapsulation. Title.

5. newint.org › features › specialBetween rock and a hard place | New Internationalist

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   Nov 24, 2009 · The film won the Un Certain Regard prize at the Cannes film festival this year, and Ghobadi was subsequently arrested and held for 7 days upon his return to Iran. The intelligence services offered him between $1-2 million in exchange for all the material and rights to the film.

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   Apr 29, 2003 · Ghobadi is a member of one of the planet’s more benighted populations. There are approximately 30 million Kurds, most of them spread out among Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey.

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   Who is Muhammad Ghobadi?

   • Born in 1969 in Iranian Kurdistan, Ghobadi moved to Tehran in 1992 and started a career as an industrial photographer. After studying film at the Iranian Broadcasting College, he began shooting short documentaries on 8mm, an experience that led directly to the creation of his first feature film, A Time for Drunken Horses.

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   Who is Bahman Ghobadi?

   • It didn’t take long after the production of his first feature film, A Time for Drunken Horses, for Bahman Ghobadi to become one of the world’s most celebrated cinematic auteurs. Ghobadi was born in Iranian Kurdistan and studied film directing in Tehran. His roots in cinema are grounded in Iran’s history of neorealist filmmaking.

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   Who is Abbas Ghobadi?

   • Ghobadi was born in Iranian Kurdistan and studied film directing in Tehran. His roots in cinema are grounded in Iran’s history of neorealist filmmaking. In Tehran, he served as an assistant to director Abbas Kiarostami, the late Palme d’Or winning Iranian director who is regarded as one of the finest filmmakers of all time.

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   Why did Ghobadi become famous?

   • The film’s immediate international success not only made Ghobadi a prominent name in Iranian filmmaking – alongside Jafar Panahi and Samira Makhmalbaf – but also marked him as a pioneer of Kurdish cinema. Ghobad’s subsequent three films similarly featured the lives of the Kurds – whose land is divided among Iran, Iraq and Turkey – and their music.

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   Who is Ali Ghobadi?

   • While the first four films all take place in Ghobadi’s native Kurdistan, his latest work brings the same passion to present-day Tehran. Ghobadi’s ouevre to date is an extraordinary example of cinema dancing on the abyss. Born in 1969 in Iranian Kurdistan, Ghobadi moved to Tehran in 1992 and started a career as an industrial photographer.

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   Who is Ghobadi and what is he doing now?

   • Today, Ghobadi is both a filmmaker and a Kurdish activist. He has recently teamed up with renowned filmmaker Martin Scorsese on some of his newest projects, and continues to travel between Turkey and New York frequently for work and filming.

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   Directed by Bahman Ghobadi, 2009. Directed by Bahman Ghobadi, 2000. Directed by Bahman Ghobadi, 2006. Bahman Ghobadi’s five feature films are impassioned cries for justice on the part of the dispossessed and those whose lives remain unseen. While the first four films all take place in Ghobadi’s native Kurdistan, his latest work brings the ...