It Turns Blue
TITLE
It Turns Blue
DIRECTOR
Shadi Karamroudi
COUNTRY
Iran
YEAR
2023
DURATION
15′
GENRE
Fiction
It Turns Blue
Morteza beats up his 3 years old daughter in one of her weekly visits. Then he asks his older sister, Pari, to help him handle the situation. Pari cares for the child’s wounds and then tries to manipulate the child’s mind so she remembers the whole incident as a simple game with her father.
DIRECTOR BIOGRAPHY - Shadi Karamroudi
Shadi Karamroudi (b. 1990) is an Iranianactress , director and screenwriter. She learned the basics of filmmaking and acting at Karnameh Film School in Tehran- Iran and graduated with a master’s degree in Dramatic Literature from Soore University, Tehran- Iran in 2020. She has played in many feature films, short films and theaters as an actress and has participated in making of 5 other short films as director, producer or screenwriter. IT TURNS BLUE is her third short film as a director which is written and directed by herself and was premiered in SXSW 2023.
- DirectorShadi Karamroudi
- ScreenplayShadi Karamroudi
- CinematographyMASUD AMINI TIRANI
- Cast
- EditingPOOYAN SHOLEVAR
- Producer/s SHADI KARAMROUDI, MEHRAN NOORI, MINA DREKI & THEODORA VALENTIS (MARNI FILM)
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Production Company
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Distributor/s
- Project Title It Turns Blue
- Project TypeFiction
- Completion Date January 1, 2023
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Country of origin
Iran - Country of filmingIran
- LanguagePersian
- First-time Filmmaker No
- Student ProjectNo
Shadi Karamroudi
Shadi Karamroudi (b. 1990) is an Iranianactress , director and screenwriter. She learned the basics of filmmaking and acting at Karnameh Film School in Tehran- Iran and graduated with a master’s degree in Dramatic Literature from Soore University, Tehran- Iran in 2020. She has played in many feature films, short films and theaters as an actress and has participated in making of 5 other short films as director, producer or screenwriter. IT TURNS BLUE is her third short film as a director which is written and directed by herself and was premiered in SXSW 2023.
