Tara Najd Ahmadi Trailers
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Most Popular Tara Najd Ahmadi Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
A Week with Azar Trailer (2018)
21 August 2018
Short experimental documentary film about Azar, an Iranian computer engineer who, in the winter of 2017, failed to see her ill sister in Isfahan (Iran) for the last time because of the Executive Order 13769, commonly known as the travel ban.
Where Do You Think You Are Going? Trailer (2011)
01 July 2011
The artist talks to the camera, while the sound is not recorded. The silent talk is a response to the question ‘where do you think you are going?’ and points at the insufficiency of language at certain times.
The Drowning Friend Trailer (2014)
01 June 2014
An experimental short film about drowning bodies, shot in black and white on a 16-mm film.
Measuring the Level of Resistance Trailer (2012)
01 July 2012
This work explores the idea of resistance as an everyday life activity, using three basic foods: rice, eggs and pickles.
Three Minutes of a Headless Life Trailer (2015)
17 June 2015
A stop motion animation shot on 16 mm black and white film. A wig wanders through a variety of texts and ideologies.
Surfacing Images Trailer (2023)
04 January 2023
An experimental documentary about film and video preservation and the destiny of images that are left on their own.
Productive Frustration Trailer (2016)
01 June 2016
The experimental short film investigating an artist’s ongoing, daily, both conscious and subconscious struggle to remain creatively productive in an exasperating atmosphere.
An Art Historian's Recipe Trailer (2022)
15 January 2022
A short film homage to art historian Douglas Crimp. In the 1970s, Crimp attempted to publish a cookbook but his project failed and the book was never published.
My Sleepless Friends Trailer (2023)
22 March 2023
Conversations with sleepless friends, nocturnal gazes out the window at dark streets and weightless dream sequences: on restless 16mm film, they overlap to a somnambulistic narrative to talk about what keeps us awake at night.
