The director talks about acting for the first time, shooting without permits and why he still hopes Iranian audiences will see 'The Banning Curse,' which premieres at the London Film Festival: "I don't know how the audience will react, but I'm very happy that the film will be screened."
The director talks about acting for the first time, shooting without permits and why he still hopes Iranian audiences will see 'The Banning Curse,' which premieres at the London Film Festival: "I don't know how the audience will react, but I'm very happy that the film will be screened."
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The director talks about acting for the first time, shooting without permits and why he still hopes Iranian audiences will see 'The Banning Curse,' which premieres at the London Film Festival: "I don't know how the audience will react, but I'm very happy that the film will be screened."
