“I have lived death” reached TV / tragedy after the earthquake – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news

According to the Mehr correspondent, the short documentary “I have lived death” directed by Mohammad Reza Abbasi will be broadcast on Wednesday night, October 19, at 8 pm on the documentary network. This 9-minute, 21-second documentary is Mohammad Reza Abbasi’s first directing experience. In this documentary, the documentary maker returns to the scene more than a year after the Kermanshah earthquake to talk to the survivors.

The young director, who is one of the well-known photographers in the field of news, during his first trip to Kermanshah, which was immediately after the earthquake, took photos of this event, some of which have been used in documentaries.

Abbasi explained how to make this documentary in an interview with Mehr: After photographing the Kermanshah earthquake and recording the faces of some earthquake victims, I decided to go to Kermanshah again after a while and سرپل ذهاب Let me go so that I can have new pictures of people who lost a family member at that time. One of the things that can be mentioned in this documentary is that the people who were in front of my camera are right in A scene from which the lifeless body of a family member was exhumed after the earthquake was photographed and photographed.

“It was very difficult to get the survivors to come back to the place, but I finally managed to do it,” he said.

Abbasi said about how “I Lived Death” was filmed: “All the images in this documentary were taken with a One DX Mark 2 camera in 4k format.”

Among the agents of this documentary are director, writer and producer: Mohammad Reza Abbasi, cameraman: Mohammad Reza Abbasi, editor: Ali Rezani, Composer: Ali قادی, Singer: ساهورا And poster designer: Haidar Rezaei.