Karim Lakzadeh

Birthplace:
Shiraz, Iran

Karim Lakzadeh studied in a theater school and came to Tehran to start his undergrad studies in Cinema. Karim started his work by making several short films such as The Gambler and participated in some reputed film festivals such as FIFF. His feature film Red Head has competed in the Mannheim-Heidelberg film festival, as well as his last feature film which participated in Fantaspua Festival in 2021. He is an independent filmmaker and he prefers alternative fiction and multi-genre forms of storytelling. A common experimental taste can be seen in his works throughout these years.

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Director:
2014  Zhila
2016  A Girl in the Room
2016  Gambler
2016  Scissor
2017  The Readhead
2021  The Great Leap
2023  Dark Matter

Director of Photography:
2014  Zhila
2016  A Girl in the Room
2016  Gambler
2016  Scissor
2017  The Readhead
2021  The Great Leap
2023  Dark Matter

Editor:
2014  Zhila
2016  A Girl in the Room
2016  Gambler
2016  Scissor
2017  The Readhead
2021  The Great Leap
2023  Dark Matter

Production Design:
2014  Zhila
2016  A Girl in the Room
2016  Gambler
2016  Scissor
2017  The Readhead
2021  The Great Leap
2023  Dark Matter

Screenplay:
2014  Zhila
2016  A Girl in the Room
2016  Gambler
2016  Scissor
2017  The Readhead
2021  The Great Leap
2023  Dark Matter

Writer:
2014  Zhila
2016  A Girl in the Room
2016  Gambler
2016  Scissor
2017  The Readhead
2021  The Great Leap
2023  Dark Matter

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