Bahram Beyzaie (b, 1938) is a dramatist and filmmaker, and undoubtedly one of the most important Iranian scholars of the performing arts of the twentieth century. He is a writer, director, playwright, essayist and, above all, an intellectual who has served and influenced his country through more than fifty books and eleven feature films. Beyzaie is a master of theatre and cinema, having produced work in both fields.
In 2010, Bahram Beyzaie left Iran to teach at Stanford University in California.
This film focuses on his cinematic vision and style in the films he has written, directed, edited and produced between 1970-2009.
QA with the director will follow the screening.
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