Yama Rahimi

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IONCINEMA.com's award guru Yama Rahimi is a San Francisco-based Afghan-American artist and filmmaker. Apart from being a contributing special feature writer for the site, he directed the short films Object of Affection ('03), Chori Foroosh ('06) and the feature length documentary film Afghanistan ('10). His top three of 2019 include: Bong Joon-ho's Parasite, Todd Phillips' Joker and Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse.

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Interview: The Cast of Atonement

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Interview: Christopher Hampton (Atonement)

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AFI Fest Interview: Cast & Crew of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

Every year there's a film (or two) that elevates the viewer experience to the next level. That higher ground is an inspiring one and in film terms - The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Le Scaphandre et le papillon) is an example of the power of art; what art is supposed to do and its relevance to our lives.

AFI Fest Interview: Aarón Fernández director: Used Parts

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AFI Fest Interview: Andrea Kreuzhage – director of 1000 Journals

An intriguing documentary about an experimental art project that connected people all over the world, 1000 Journals traces the artist named "Someguy" as he sends 1000 empty Journals into the world to be filled and returned to him. The idea catches a lot of people's attention over a website and inspires people and the doc shows how people seek a physical and spiritual connection in a world dominated by technology. A scrapbook/journal becomes an object of desire and imagination making for a touching film that will resonate with everybody, especially those who participated in the project.

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