Shahid (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 1, 2024

Original Title:
Shahid

Genres:
Drama | History

Production Companies:
Michael Kalb Filmproduktion

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 84

Women. Life. Freedom.

Narges Shahid Kalhor is a director seeking to be rid of the "Shahid" (martyrs), who are too heavy a burden. From Bavarian bureaucracy and therapy to dancing with Iran’s past generations and their long shadows, she twirls through a heady autofiction.

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Choreographer:
Nina Wesemann

Color Grading:
Nicholas Coleman

Continuity:
Carlotta Wachotsch

Costume Assistant:
Faezeh Nikoozad
Alina Böhmer

Director:
Narges Kalhor

Director of Photography:
Felix Pflieger

Dramaturgy:
Heiner Stadler

Editor:
Frank J. Müller
Narges Kalhor

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Morteza Sobhani

First Assistant Director:
Daniel Asadi Faezi

Lighting Technician:
Benedikt Haas

Music:
Marja Burchard

Producer:
Michael Kalb

Production Assistant:
Adrian Roth

Production Design:
Ann-Kristin Büttner

Set Photographer:
Leonie Huber

Sound:
Jesus Casquete Gonzales

Sound Designer:
Philip Hutter

Sound Editor:
Andreas Goldbrunner

Unit Manager:
Tizian Stromp Zargari

VFX Editor:
Frank Patzke
Kevin Fuchs

Writer:
Aydin Alinejadsomeeh
Narges Kalhor

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