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References. External links. Tina Gharavi ( Persian: تینا غروی born 1 July 1972) is an Iranian-born British BAFTA and Sundance nominated artist, director and screenwriter. Early life and education. Born in Tehran, around the time of Islamic Revolution she moved to the United Kingdom, then New Zealand, and finally New Jersey, United States.
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Born in Tehran, Gharavi is a BAFTA and Sundance-nominated writer/director/artist, focused on delivering authentic stories lensed with an impeccably wrought perspective. She initially trained as a painter in the US later studying cinema in France.
Tina Gharavi. Director. Producer. Writer. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Play trailer 2:00. The King of South Shields (2008) 2 Videos. 7 Photos. Tina Gharavi is a Sundance and BAFTA-nominated writer/director and showrunner initially trained as a painter in the United States later studying cinema in France.
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10 apr 2024 · During Reykjavik’s Stockfish Film Festival (4-14 April), Cineuropa spoke to BAFTA-nominated writer-director and showrunner Tina Gharavi. At the Icelandic gathering, the Iranian-born, British filmmaker led the Writers Lab, which ran at the Nordic House from 5-7 April.
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Tina Gharavi. DIRECTOR. FOURTH YEAR – LOS ANGELES. Born in Tehran, Gharavi is a BAFTA and Sundance-nominated writer/director and showrunner focused on delivering authentic stories lensed with an impeccably wrought perspective.
Tina Gharavi. Tina is a BAFTA and Sundance-nominated writer-director born in Tehran, now based in Newcastle (UK) and Los Angeles (US). She is focused on delivering challenging stories lensed with an observant perspective. Whether filming in the West Bank, Yemen, Sudan, the Channel Tunnel or Gateshead, Tina marries her indomitable spirit and ...
12 ott 2021 · BAFTA-nominated director Tina Gharavi (“I Am Nasrine”) is heading to Rome’s MIA market this week with her timely biopic “Forough: A Lonely Woman,” the story of iconoclastic Persian poet Forough...
