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Mehdi Shabani (born 1975) is an Iranian film director. His credits include Shesh-Besh: How I learned to stop worrying and play backgammon (Turkey, 2013), a feature documentary about backgammon aired on VOA (Voice of America); The Bathhouse that wanted to keep on being a bathhouse (Iran, 2009–2010), aired on BBC; and Emigration: An Unfinished Life (Iran, Turkey, 2011–2013). He has published a collection of poems, prepared and presented radio programs in several Persian-language radio stations, as well as a series of articles about the arts, history and politics in Iranian and Persian newspapers.[ citation needed]
His last movie, Meyhane, A Home For My Grandfather, was selected in some festivals including the Ankara International Film Festival and the Istanbul Documentarist Film Festival. [1] [2]
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Mehdi Shabani (born 1975) is an Iranian film director. His credits include Shesh-Besh: How I learned to stop worrying and play backgammon (Turkey, 2013), a feature documentary about backgammon aired on VOA (Voice of America); The Bathhouse that wanted to keep on being a bathhouse (Iran, 2009–2010), aired on BBC; and Emigration: An Unfinished Life (Iran, Turkey, 2011–2013). He has published a collection of poems, prepared and presented radio programs in several Persian-language radio stations, as well as a series of articles about the arts, history and politics in Iranian and Persian newspapers.[ citation needed]
His last movie, Meyhane, A Home For My Grandfather, was selected in some festivals including the Ankara International Film Festival and the Istanbul Documentarist Film Festival. [1] [2]