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Filmmaker and author whose works include issues around sexual identity, women, marriage, abortion, infidelity and lesbianism. Notable films include 'Life May Be' (2014) and '20 Fingers' (2004), films which explore cultural and gender issues. Her exile from her homeland was documented in the film 'From Tehran to London' (2011). | Filmmaker and author whose works include issues around sexual identity, women, marriage, abortion, infidelity and lesbianism. Notable films include 'Life May Be' (2014) and '20 Fingers' (2004), films which explore cultural and gender issues. Her exile from her homeland was documented in the film 'From Tehran to London' (2011). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:15, 20 December 2016
Country
Iran, Great Britain
Birth - Death
1974 -
Occupation
Entertainment
Description
Filmmaker and author whose works include issues around sexual identity, women, marriage, abortion, infidelity and lesbianism. Notable films include 'Life May Be' (2014) and '20 Fingers' (2004), films which explore cultural and gender issues. Her exile from her homeland was documented in the film 'From Tehran to London' (2011).
