Women’s Education: Whispers of Knowledge is an animated documentary inspired by the 19th-century Persian text Tadib al-Nesvan (Women’s Education). Through evocative animation and historical narratives, the film uncovers the struggles and resilience of Iranian women who sought knowledge despite societal barriers. By bringing their whispers of wisdom to life, this project bridges past and present, sparking vital conversations on education, gender, and social change.
Short / 2019 / 1′
“Legendary Numbers” is a promotional series on the legendary football/soccer players of all the time.
No.7 is based on Cristiano Ronaldo’s gesture.
Credits:
Created by Mehdi Alibeygi
Animators:
Mehdi Alibeygi
Amir Kazemi [ghelpek]
Sound / Music: Armin Bahari
Watch it here
Short Animation / VR / 2020 / 7′
When the night surrounded you with light and music…
A Rhapsody on Rimsky Korsakov “Scheherazade”.
Writer/Director: Moin Samadi
Music: Milad Movahedi
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Official Selection For The Scary Night of Lomo
*Best Children Film For The Scary Night of Lomo
Short Animation / 2019 / 10′
A little kitten named Lomo watched a horror movie and struggles with nightmares…
Director: Sare Shafipour
Writers: Moin Samadi, Faeze Keshavarzian
Animator: Rasool Shiri
Concept & Background : Mehdi Shiri
Character Designers: Mehdi Alibeygi
Sound: Nima Ghasemi
Music: Milad Movahedi
Narration: Fatemeh Motamed Aria
Executive Producer: Moin Samadi
Isfahan Hassanat Center for the Publications and Promotion of Islamic Culture is one of the active charity institutes in the cultural field and interest-free loan funds with over thirty years of activity in Isfahan province. This center established Hassanat International Short Film Festival in 2010 to develop the culture of beneficence and the tradition of goodness, collaboration, humanism, and sympathy among people, especially the youth, in the framework of foundation-oriented short films.
At the 7th national Hasanat film festival, JAMSHID; A lament of a myth won the Special jury award.
Creative people are sensitive, but how much do we really understand about our sensitivity? At Fontevraud Abbey, during this workshop, we will explore our sensitivity in our art…
One direct way of exploring our sensitivity in our art is by creating ambiances. In other words, when we draw or paint we try to create unique ambiances with the help of our observational skills as well as our intuition. I very much look forward to explore our unique sensitivity with discussions and with creative exercises at Fontevraud Abbey. We will make sketches and drawings, using simple tools such as pencils, charcoal and gouache, to explore the fine qualities of ambiances. (Michael Dudok de Wit)
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*Best International Film For Jamshid; A lament for a myth.
*Special Jury Award For Jamshid; A lament for a myth.
Official Selection For Jamshid; A lament for a myth.
Official Selection For Jamshid; A lament for a myth.
Official Selection For Jamshid; A lament for a myth.
The Animation Marathon aims to become a forum of artists from Greece and abroad, related to animation and audiovisual arts in general, and who, to a large extent, will explore and expand the boundaries both in the field of animation and of various forms of visual arts.
This year winners are here:
1st ΑΝΙΜΑΤΙΟΝ MARATHON AWARD
And The Moon Stands Still, by Yulia Ruditskaya, Belarus
2nd ΑΝΙΜΑΤΙΟΝ MARATHON AWARD
Jamshid; a lament for a myth, by Moin Samadi, Iran
3rd ΑΝΙΜΑΤΙΟΝ MARATHON AWARD
Jonas and the Sea / Zeezucht, by Marlies Van Der Wel, Netherlands
Special Mention
Aurelia, by Kreon Krionas, Christos Bourantas, Greece
Ships Passing in the Night, by Elisabeth Zwimpfer, Germany
The adventure of the afternoon / 那個午後的冒險, by Vance Yang, Stella Huang, Taiwan
Distinction
Alfa Ena, by Emmanouil Markakis, Greece
Good Boy, by Rachel Beltran, Nicole Myers, USA
Notes on Monstropedia, by Koji Yamamura, Japan