The Institute for Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (IIDCYA) is the producer of ‘The Sprayer’ on man’s hostile attitude towards the Earth.
The story of the movie is set in an unknown land, where a group of soldiers is on a mission to destroy all types of growing plants.
One of the soldiers realizes that the plants are not only safe but also useful. Therefore, despite his mission, he tries to preserve one of the plants.
“Due to recent changes in the environment, the hostility of human beings with the Earth, global warming, the gradual erosion of the Earth, and a desperate struggle to save the future, it seems the greatest threat in the course of history is happening for man,” Abedi said in his interview with local media.
“The animation is a symbolic look at this great threat, which can turn into a global issue,” he added.
Abedi’s ‘The Servant’ won awards at several international film events, including the Atlanta Horror Film Festival and the College Competition of the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival in 2017.
His ‘Malakout’ has also received more than 40 awards at international festivals, including the Celluloid Screams: Sheffield Horror Film Festival in the UK and the 2020 Wolves Independent International Film Festival in Lithuania.
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