Ghazi Rabihavi : WestminsterResearch

Title	Ghazi Rabihavi
Creators	Alamouti, D.
Description	Commissioned and broadcast by the BBC World Service. Ghazi Rabihavi: A Theatre of Truth is a profile documentary on the exiled Iranian playwright and novelist Ghazi Rabihavi. Ghazi has produced some of the most innovative and critical short stories and plays since the Iranian revolution. His work is deeply rooted in the humanist traditions, subverting notions of nationalism, war and power, while exploring more subtle human dilemmas and situations that affect people in any country. The film told this stories behind his art, while also exploring his collaboration with Harold Pinter, who produced one of Ghazi's plays, "Look Europe!".
Year	15 Mar 2014
Web address (URL)	https://vimeo.com/187544147

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