Docunight Presents: Iranian Women's Stories
Four documentaries, now streaming on the Criterion Channel, embody the adopted slogan of the current protest movement: Woman, Life, Freedom
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'Making a film with the wader fish demon'
After her proposal for a documentary on wader fish farming was rejected by her lecturer, frustrated film student Aria (20) decided to go fishing at a river. One day, while fishing, Aria is surprised to see Baruna (35) emerge from the water with six waders. Baruna's outgoing nature makes Aria feel comfortable complaining about her film not being produced. Baruna then tries to make Aria's dream come true by turning his fish into a film crew in the form of a wader demon who is willing to produce with Aria.
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'Making a film with the wader fish demon' After her proposal for a documentary on wader fish farming was rejected by her lecturer, frustrated film student Aria (20) decided to go fishing at a river. One day, while fishing, Aria is surprised to see Baruna (35) emerge from the water with six waders. Baruna's outgoing nature makes Aria feel comfortable complaining about her film not being produced. Baruna then tries to make Aria's dream come true by turning his fish into a film crew in the form of a wader demon who is willing to produce with Aria.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Alkadia Arya Bagindali
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Studio:NKRB HOUSE
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