Point by Rami Farah Syria
3 min | 2005
The online presentation of films from „Arab Shorts 2009” on this site ended by 31 December 2011.
A short test for a fixed camera, for a silent desert, and a young man trying… with full determination.
About the Filmmaker
Rami Farah is from a young generation of Syrian filmmakers. He studied dance in Damascus, trained at the Amman Arab Institute, and has participated in many training courses and workshops in contemporary film and dance. Rami presents a rare understanding of audiovisual materials which can be traced to his moving between video and dance. Rami made his first film ZamKan in 2004, which was a very short video about a dialogue between a ceiling fan and a chair in a silent room. His following production was Point, a short video that was presented in a number exhibitions and international festivals. After graduating from the Arab institute in 2007, he produced his 35 minute documentary entitled Silence.
Rami Farah is from a young generation of Syrian filmmakers. He studied dance in Damascus, trained at the Amman Arab Institute, and has participated in many training courses and workshops in contemporary film and dance. Rami presents a rare understanding of audiovisual materials which can be traced to his moving between video and dance. Rami made his first film ZamKan in 2004, which was a very short video about a dialogue between a ceiling fan and a chair in a silent room. His following production was Point, a short video that was presented in a number exhibitions and international festivals. After graduating from the Arab institute in 2007, he produced his 35 minute documentary entitled Silence.
