Fariborz Kamkari
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Fariborz Kamkari is a Kurdish film director and producer.
Kamkari was born in 1971 in Iran, where he studied cinema and theater. He has written several scripts for other Iranian directors, and has produced and directed some short films. In 2002, he wrote and directed his first feature film, Black Tape. The film won the top jury prize at Cinequest Film Festival, and was in competition at several other festivals, including the Venice Film Festival.
In 2005 Kamkari wrote and directed The Forbidden Chapter, an Italy-France-Iran co-production.
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