THE GLASS HOUSE at STF
- by Raphaela Neihausen, May 31, 2009
Director Hamid Rahmanian and producer Melissa Hibbard presented their film THE GLASS HOUSE to a sold-out crowd at STF last Tuesday. The film had its North American debut at Sundance earlier this year and explores the lives of marginalized young women in modern Tehran who cohabitate in a day center. Battling numerous obstacles including abuse, drug addiction, and general oppression, these women face the challenges with dignity and grace. One of my favorite quotes of the night was during the Q&A when Hamid was asked how the women felt upon seeing the finished film. Hamid said they didn’t think it was “dramatic enough”. Life in Tehran!
Some pictures from the night:
Related Film/Screening: THE GLASS HOUSE by Hamid Rahmanian
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