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No. 28 (پلاک ۲۸)

Iran, New Zealand20224 minFarsi with English subtitlesAnimation, Experimental

Back-and-forth movement blends discrete pictures into each other, contrasting the memory of innocent childhood life in a remote, peaceful environment against the surrounding political affairs of post-revolutionary Iran.

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Directors Bio

Zahra Salarnia

Zahra Salarnia is an Iranian artist based in New Zealand. She seeks to explore alternative and unconventional methods for making and presenting animation.


This film is part of the Shorts Presentation: HERE WE ARE shorts programme.


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