A Man Called Brian

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A man called Brian is a documentary film by Mahmoud Shoolizadeh.[1] This documentary is about a 55 year-old Briton called Brian Haw who has staged a 24-hour sit-in opposite the Houses of Parliament in London for over five years in protest against the invasion of US and British military forces to Iraq and Afghanistan. In this film, he argues that because the war ends in deaths of thousands of people, it should stop.

[edit] Festival Participations:

  • Arizona International Film Festival in USA, April 2005,[2]
  • Fajr International film festival in Tehran, 2005
  • 2nd Festival of TV production of IRIB, Foreign Bureoux, Prize winner for the best director, 2004,

[edit] Technical specifications and Film crew:

Betacam SP, 40 mins, Documentary, Iran-England, 2005
Script writer and director: Mahmoud Shoolizadeh
Narrator: Rozina Behrooz
Music by: Pouya Shoolizadeh
Photographer and editor: Mahmoud Shoolizadeh
Producer: Mahmoud Shoolizadeh ( I.R.I.B, London, England )

[edit] References

  1. ^ A review of the film on BP News
  2. ^ Arizona International Film Festival's list of participating films. ("A man called Brian" is under the 8:00pm paragraph)