Nadia is half-Slovenian, half-Iranian. For one year, she is going to Iran with her family. There she joins the first year students at the local Iranian school. This documentary portrait of the 7-year-old girl shows us that a Slovene can also be a foreigner in a foreign country and needs to accept another culture and the way of life: left-to-right writing, school uniforms, and headscarves. The short film brings the Iranian everyday-life closer.
| Producer: |
Mitra & Luksuz produkcija |
| Directors: |
Nadia Azhdari, Maja Malus Azhdari |
| Script: |
Maja Malus Azhdari |
| Editing: |
Maja Malus Azhdari, Rožana Švara
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| Director of photography: |
Maja Malus Azhdari |
| Others: |
Music: Behrang Azhdari, Beno Soršak |
Maja Malus Azhdari directed the documentary films Iran 1385 (2008), Slovenian stories of the culture of Islam (2010), 16 parts of the documentary series on sexuality Beautiful Sex Life (2012), City Folk Maribor (2011 and 2012), City Folk Ljubljana (2013), Voices of Fear (2015), co-directed Schengen Stories (2009). She produced the documentary film Balkan Junctions (2011), which was created as a creative laboratory of young filmmakers from different cultural backgrounds and explored freedom of movement, visa issues, migration and the transition of the Balkans to the EU. She participated in the creation of many short documentaries (2001-2008) and produced several new documentaries as part of workshops (2009-2014).
