‘Autumn Leaves’ attends US festival

‘Autumn Leaves’, Mehdi Fard-Ghaderi’s latest creation, is to participate in the Hudson Valley International Film Festival in the US.

The 15 minute short film is the director’s latest title came into being after his popular film ‘Immortality’.

‘Autumn Leaves’ synopsis reads, “On a rainy night a man runs through several options in his head, imagining different futures for himself.”

Born 1986 in Nishapur, Mehdi Fardghedari has a degree in the restoration of ancient buildings and finished the Iranian Young Cinema film courses in Tehran.

He made his first short film, ‘Alternation’, in 2005. His other short film credits include ‘Life of Khorshid’ (2008), ‘Gramophone’ (2010), ‘The Reversed Circles’ (2011), ‘Mirror Narration of Simple Stories’ (2013) and ‘Story of Rainy Night’ (2014).

Immortality (2016) was Mehdi Fardghaderi’s debut feature film.

The Hudson Valley International Film Festival is a film festival that promotes a lifestyle celebrating an interactive and contemporary experience which will inspire challenge, and enlighten viewers and participants alike.

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