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Bijan Tehrani
Native name
بیژن تهرانی
BornHassan Mosharraf Azad Tehrani
1944
Website
cinemawithoutborders.com

Bijan Tehrani also known as Hassan Tehrani (born 1944) is an Iranian writer, film critic and film director and the founder and editor-in-chief of the website Cinema Without Borders. He is also the Director for the East Los Angeles College Annual Animation Film Festival.[1]

Bijan's short films and children's books have won numerous honors at international film festivals and book fairs among them, the Iranian Best Book of the Year Award for his book The Yellow Leaf.[2][3] He is the brother of Mahmoud Mosharraf Azad Tehrani.

During his years in Iranian cinema and television, he has produced around 200 documentaries and short tales, some of which have won international honors. International festivals have recognized The Towers and Children's Olympics from his compositions in the city of Jaleh.

Tehrani's first book Hear from the reed which was first published in the early 1960s has been reprinted 13 times, and 275,000 have been printed in total.[4]

For many years, Hassan Tehrani, also known as Bijan in the United States, has taught at the Los Angeles College of Film and Cinema.[5]

Works

Films

  • Mozaffar
  • Children of Jaleh Square
  • Kids’ Olympics
  • Ali Kuchulu (Little Ali)

Books

  • The Yellow Leaf
  • Hear to the Reed

Awards and recognition

References

  1. ^ "East Los Angeles College festival to hold Iranian Animation Day". TEHRAN TIMES.
  2. ^ "Spotlight". Neda Nobari Foundation.
  3. ^ "Bijan Tehrani, Author at CineEqual". CineEqual.
  4. ^ ""Hear from the Reed" reached its thirteenth edition after 32 years from its first edition". IBNA.
  5. ^ "Suitcase: 'Little Ali with Bipoli". BBC News.
  6. ^ "The 2022 Palm Springs International Film Festival awards the top films despite the event's cancellation due to the Coronavirus pandemic". PALM SPRINGS LIFE.


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