“I am slowly forgetting your faces,” writes the eldest brother from Iran to his younger siblings in Germany. These left the war and revolution in their homeland a long time ago.
Together with his father and uncle, director Daniel Asadi Faezi explores the history of their family. What remains from the time of the revolution are the letters that the young men wrote to each other between the two countries. For 30 years, they have not read these letters. They tell the story of a family divided by politics and religion and open a projection screen for past images.
Langsam vergesse ich Eure Gesichter
(en: slowly forgetting your faces)
Festivals
36. DOK.Fest Munich, Germany (Official Competition)
18. Neisse Filmfestival, Germany (Documentary Competition)
41. Jean Rouch International Filmfest Paris, France (International Competition)
09. DokKa Karlsruhe Documentary Festival, Germany (Official Competition)
14. nonfiktionale Bad Aibling, Germany (Official Competition)
07. Cinema Iran Munich, Germany (Official Selection)
28. Nancy Filmfestival, France (Documentary Competition)
06. DokuBaku International Documentary Festival, Azerbaijan (Official Competition)
Awards
*Kulturpreis Bayern*
*Grand Prix Nanook* at 41. Jean Rouch Filmfestival
a Daniel Asadi Faezi Production in cooperation with University of Television and Film Munich
producer, director | Daniel Asadi Faezi
assistant director | Narges Kalhor
cinematography | Lukas Nicolaus
2nd camera | Rita Hajjar
gaffer | Finn Gosch
set design | Julius Titze
projection mapping | Lichtgestalten
grip | Laura Kansy
sound&edit | Philip Hutter
make-up | Mila Zhluktenko
editor | Ulrike Tortora
music | Andy Ozbolt & Ferdinand Kavall
color grading | Nicholas Coleman / OASYS
funded by FFF Bayern