Iran makes animation on cyberspace

Nazila Rajaeeyeh’s animation ‘Pink House’ has completed production and the piece is ready to go on screen.

The animation depicts the story of a girl who loses her real identity overusing the cyberspace and forgets her own appearance.   

Considering the reason behind the production of the animation, Rajaeeyeh says, “Today, we see that using the cyberspace is popular. I have witnessed people who got ill because of internet overuse and had to go to hospital. I decided to analyze and criticize this issue through making this animation”.

Producing this 2D animation took a year and it is now ready to be screened.

The animation is a production of Iran’s Documentary and Experimental Film Center (DEFC).

PR/MM