The Tongue of The Hidden
Synopsis
The media usually present a narrow view of Iran. The film gives some insight into the depth and sophistication of Iranian [Persian] culture.
The landscapes and characters in the film are entirely constructed of Persian calligraphy.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of project
- Shorts
- Running time
- 5 mins
- Format
- Computer generated
- Director
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David Alexander Anderson
- Producer
- 'Animate'
- Co-Producer
- 'Animate'
- Editor
- David Anderson
- Screenwriter
- Jila Peacock
- Sound
- Jack Pickett
- Composer
- Anoosh Jahanshahi
- Principal cast
- Voice Over - Jila Peacock
- Animation
- Florian Guibert and Jerome Dernoncourt
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
David Anderson Films
Garden HousePaines Twitten
Lewes BN7 1UB
UK
www.davidandersonfilms.com
Sales Company
David Anderson Films
Garden HousePaines Twitten
Lewes BN7 1UB
UK
www.davidandersonfilms.com
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