Mahda Purmehdi

Mahda Purmehdi

Mahda Purmehdi (b. 1994, Tehran, Iran) is an experimental filmmaker and educator. He works across the mediums of 16mm, Super 8 and digital video, often integrating original images, words, and sounds with reconfigured literary and audio-visual material. At the heart of his filmmaking practice are questions of modes of film production and the political implications of image-making. His films are characterized as visually tactile and handmade evocations, colliding archive and memory, visible and invisible, the living and ghosts, history (especially film history) and the forgotten.

On screen

  • Proxy

Behind the camera

  • For If Night Leaves Something Undone, the Day Undertakes to Complete It
  • Noli me tangere
  • Ancraophobia
  • It Will Come Back One Way or Another
  • The Blob
  • Eautopsie
  • Proxy
  • Vision

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