A Moon for My Father screening at Goldsmiths University 2019
A Moon for My Father, screening at Goldsmiths University on “Tuesday 7th May at 5 pm”. Mania Akbari collaborates with British sculptor Douglas White to coin… Read more »
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10+4 Screening at Whitechapel Gallery London, 2019
Focusing on the feminist body as a site of trauma and resistance, this extended presentation of films is curated by Andrea Luka Zimmerman and features conversations… Read more »
NEW:VISION AWARD Winner: A MOON FOR MY FATHER, 2019
NEW:VISION AWARD, Winner: A MOON FOR MY FATHER, Mania Akbari & Douglas White, Iran/UK, 2019 The winner of NEW:VISION AWARD 2019 is Iranian Mania Akbari and… Read more »
A Moon for My Father review – a poetic meditation on body and beauty,
This is a deeply intimate, personal and moving work from the Iranian film-maker Mania Akbari, whose movies have often been meditations on beauty and body image.… Read more »
Poster of A Moon for My Father, 2019
Poster of A Moon for My Father, Mania Akbari collaborates with British sculptor Douglas White to coin a tender fusion of langauge, where a meeting of… Read more »
A Moon for My Father at ICA london 2019
Written and directed by London-based Iranian filmmaker Mania Akbari and her partner, the British sculptor Douglas White, A Moon For My Father (2018) considers the mysterious… Read more »
A Moon for My Father, at CPH:DOX International Doc Film Festival 2019
A Moon for My Father Courageous, raw and performative video work about the Iranian artist Mania Akbaris’s first-hand experiences with both breast cancer and pregnancy.Mania Akbari’s… Read more »
Masterclass at Goldsmiths University on 12th Feb, 2019
Each body is a political emblem. So are each kiss and caress. My body, as well as that of women of Iran, allude to a history… Read more »
Exploring female body politics on screen: ‘For Vagina’s Sake’
Roundtable discussion with Director Kim Bo-ram, Jeong Ga-young (‘Hit the Night,’ 2017), Mania Akbari (‘Life May Be,’ 2014) and Jemma Desai.Monday 5 November 2018, 16:10-17:30 Part… Read more »
Two Black Spots//1
“Performance-Conversation” between two artist-filmmaker, Avi Mograbi and Mania Akbari. الدهبی پدذریقع