Conflict Of Meanings

Directors:

Writers:

Soore Vahe

Jaber Manzari

Producers:

Soore Vahe

Run Time:

0:05:00

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The Tower of Babel was built to unify understanding, but it became a symbol of human fragmentation and conjecture. Even if we live in a common language today, our souls are lost in the ruins of interpretation and translation. The word "pain" is full of meaning; for one, it is a poem of longing, for another, it is a song of sadness. In today's world, humans, like lost poets amid their unfinished poems, search for the meaning of words, but remain endlessly in the embrace of discordant interpretations and rarely dance in the embrace of empathy and absolute understanding of each other.

Submitter Statement

The Tower of Babel was built to unify understanding, but it became a symbol of human fragmentation and conjecture. Even if we live in a common language today, our souls are lost in the ruins of interpretation and translation. The word "pain" is full of meaning; for one, it is a poem of longing, for another, it is a song of sadness. In today's world, humans, like lost poets amid their unfinished poems, search for the meaning of words, but remain endlessly in the embrace of discordant interpretations and rarely dance in the embrace of empathy and absolute understanding of each other.

Soore Vahe was born in Tehran, Iran, in 1990. Her art career began with her passion for theater. It led Soore to study art and get her BA at the University of Tehran (Faculty of Fine Arts) for Education in Theatre, focusing on puppet theater. Her early theater works were narrations of human emotions, represented by the forms that act instead of them to reveal the complexity of human feelings. While the student's festivals praised her theatrical work, Soore's interests in photography and Cinema surprisingly has been growing to a new level.

Key Cast

Maryam Hashemi, Danial Abroshan, Mozhdeh Safaei

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