SYNOPSIS:
With only three days left to the end of the Fajr International Film Festival, a film director and his technical crew are working day and night to prepare their film for screening at the last hours of the festival. While they are doing their best to finish the last post-production stages, they realize they have to surmount innumerable obstacles before they can achieve their end
MIX is a story of most of the directors making film in Iran. They have to finish their work for Fajr event which is the starting point of our cinema year.BIOGRAPHY:
Born in 1940 in Tehran, Dariush Mehrjui is one of the key figures in the formation of New Iranian Cinema. Graduate in Philosophy from UCLA, Mehrjui began his film career by directing Diamond 33 in 1967 after his return to Iran. Then he directed The Cow, one of the milestones of Iranian cinema history, which gained much critical attention domestically and internationally, special in Venice and Chicago. In early nineties, very popular, highly acclaimed Hamoon marked a successful turning point in his career. Among the international awards won by his films, one can mention Venice FIPRESCI prize and Chicago best actor award for The Cow, Berlin jury Golden Plaque and Ecumenical award for The Post Man, Paris Grand Prix, Prague FIPRESCI Prize and Berlin Ecumenical Award for The Cycle. San Sebastian Best Film and Best Actress awards for Sara and Chicago Silver Hugo for The Pear Tree.
FILMOGRAPHY
Feature:
- DIAMOND 33 1967
- THE COW 1969
- THE POST MAN 1972
- THE CYCLE 1978
- THE SCHOOL WE WENT TO 1980
- THE LODGERS 1986
- SHIRAK 1987
- HAMOON 1990
- BANOO 1992
- SARA 1993
- PARI 1995
- LEILA 1997
- THE PEAR TREE 1998
- MIX 2000
- THE TALES OF ISLAND
- BEMANI 2002
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