Soudabeh Babagap
Soudabeh Babagap (Persian: سودابه باباگپ; also transliterated as Sudabe Babagap) is an Iranian documentary filmmaker, poet, and painter. She is best known for her 25-minute documentary film Noah's Ark which won Grand Prix of the Belgrade Documentary Festival,[1][2] was shown at many festivals such as Yamagata,[3][4] Russian Golden Night,[5] and Sheffield.[6] Babagap's poems are included in some anthologies of poets from Iran and are translated in English.[7][8] She is also a guest lecturer in some European universities and cultural institutes, discussing Iranian documentary cinema and prominent documentary filmmakers.[9][10][11][12][13]
References[edit]
- ^ Afirmator.org: Sudabe Babagap, An Evening of Iranian Poetry at the Writers Association
- ^ 2nd International Belgrade Documentary and Short Film Festival
- ^ Yamagata 2003
- ^ Asian Currents in the 9th Yamagata Festival
- ^ Iranian “Noah’s Ark” to Compete at 2004 Russian Filmfest
- ^ “Noah’s Ark” on 11th Sheffield big screen
- ^ barnesandnoble.com: Seven Valleys of Love: A Bilingual Anthology of Women Poets from Middle Ages Persia to Present Day Iran
- ^ trove.nla.gov.au : Seven valleys of love
- ^ Dom kulture Studentski grad: NEW FLOWS AND STRUCTURE OF MODERN IRAN DOCUMENTARY FILM with Sudabe Babagap
- ^ dksg.rs : Individuality and Creativity in the Cinematography of Abbas Kiarostami with Sudabe Babagap
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2019-09-21. Retrieved 2019-09-21.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link) - ^ Euro in film: KIAROSTAMI'S Poetics of the Roads with Babagap
- ^ dksg.rs: Lecture on POETIC EXPRESSION-DIRECTORS IN IRAN DOCUMENTARY Film
External links[edit]
- Cicinema: Noah's Ark
- Iranian cinema after the Islamic revolution. Part 4 : selected works
- Seven valleys of love : a bilingual anthology of women poets from middle age Persia to present day Iran
- Manifestation of feeling : a selection of paintings by Iranian female artists
- Smederevo's International Festival Poetry 2016