Seyed Mohsen Pourmohseni Shakib

Seyed Mohsen Pourmohseni Shakib (Persian: سید محسن پورمحسنی شکیب, born 1988[1]) is an Iranian film director and screenwriter who began his art career at age 17 by becoming a member of the Iranian Youth Cinema Society. He achieved the Youth of the Year Award in Guilan province in the Culture & Art category, awarded by the Iranian Ministry of Sport and Youth in 2013.[2] His focus as a filmmaker has been elevating the voices of marginalized people through his art.[3][4][5][6][7] His fifth animated short film The Boot was the first Iranian-produced short film that received a nomination for the best animation at the 49th Student Academy Awards in 2022.[8][9] The animation story was about a bird struggling to find food for its hungry chicks in a city ravaged by war and famine where there is nothing but wreckage and corpses.[10] Furthermore, He won the 6th WIA Diversity Award for his short animation It's A Gray, Gray world! in 2022. The award was created by Women in Animation to recognize and celebrate projects and people that have made a substantial impact in broadening the diversity of voices in the animation industry- whether it be through their own creativity, by fostering the creativity of others, or by driving diversity initiatives that enrich animation industry and communities.[11][12] It's A Gray, Gray World! won the Best Animated Short Jury Award at the 47th Cleveland Film Festival and was longlisted for the Short Film Animated category at 96th Academy Awards.[13][14][15]

Seyed Mohsen Pourmohseni Shakib
سید محسن پورمحسنی شکیب
Born1988
NationalityIranian
Occupation(s)Film director, screenwriter
Years active2010–present
Notable workIt's A Gray, Gray World

Filmography

As director:

  • 2010 - White Paper
  • 2012 - Game Over
  • 2016 - Oracle
  • 2018 - Ballsy: Story of A Revolution
  • 2021 - The Boot
  • 2022 - It's A Gray, Gray World

See also

References

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