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LAST NIGHT IN EDINBURGH

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BAFTA SCOTLAND New Talent Award

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Rostam in Wonderland Web Series

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Upcoming Event

We are pleased to announce that our latest film 'LAST NIGHT IN EDINBURGH' has been nominated for 2 BAFTA NEW TALENT awards for Best Drama and Best Actress. Congratulations to the nominees. Please visit our website for more details www.LNEfilm.com

دره من چه سر سبز بود

Submitted by yaya on Fri, 02/12/2010 - 7:42am

با خودم گفتم برای این صفحه چه مطلبی را بنویسم؟ باید به زبان خودمان با اهالی خودمان حرف بزنم، همه ی ما و همه ی شما شاید فیلمسازید که این صفحه را میخوانید

شرایط ساخت فیلم در مناطق و شهرها و کشورهای مختلف متفاوت است،لذت فیلمسازی هم تجربه در شرایط پیش بینی نشده است.

تصمیم گرفتم روزنگاری فیلم گذر که در ماه های بهمن و اسفند 86 کار کرده بودم و بهمن 88 از شبکه 2تلویزیون ایران پخش شده را برایتان بنویسم ، امید که حال مرا و حس مرا درک کنید

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APoetNomadAli (aka Poet)- Last of the Warriors

Submitted by Rugger on Fri, 02/12/2010 - 2:11am

A music video entitled, Last of the Warriros by APoetNomadAli aka Poet. Video produced, edited, and directed by Arash Tebbi.

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Society of Professional Dreamers - Part 1

Submitted by bita on Fri, 02/12/2010 - 12:42am

The 20^th Celebration of Iranian Cinema kicked off this weekend in Los Angeles, featuring a collection of established and emerging talents from Iran.

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Hadi Khorsandi - هادی خرسندی

Submitted by Cyrus Omoomian on Thu, 02/11/2010 - 2:08am

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Chiny Bandzan

Submitted by Helen Afshan on Wed, 02/10/2010 - 12:03am

This is a scene from a full length film " Imaginary Play" by Helen Afshan.

Simorgh ( Phoenix )

Submitted by shahin_sorat on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 6:31am

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The Clash They Represent?

Submitted by Alexander Billet on Mon, 02/08/2010 - 10:37pm

Any band that experiences such a meteoric rise in popularity like that of Vampire Weekend is bound to provoke a backlash. And that's exactly what's happened. Since their new release rocketed to number one last month, a veritable arsenal of pen-ink has been directed against the group. It's certainly an odd about-face. This time two years ago, the New York-based quartet were the darlings of the indie world. Their 2008 self-titled debut, with it's fresh injection of African pop, made almost every "best of '08" list one can locate (including at Rebel Frequencies).