The Song of a Little Owl
Two little owls have formed a new life amidst the noise of the forest and away from the eyes of rivals. As humans enter the forest, the lives of owls and other creatures change ...
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Mehdi NourmohammadiDirector
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Mehdi NourmohammadiWriter
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Sadegh RezaniaWriter
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Mehdi NourmohammadiProducer
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Sedigheh KhodaeiProducer
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Behzad AbdiOriginal Music
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Mahmoud MansouriCinematographers
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Habibollah HeydarianCinematographers
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Sadegh RezaniaFilm Editor
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Majid MohammaddoustDistributor
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Mahdieh RoostaieDistributor
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Project Type:Documentary, Feature
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Genres:wildlife, people and nature, environment
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Runtime:52 minutes
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Completion Date:January 1, 2021
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Country of Origin:Iran, Islamic Republic of
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Country of Filming:Iran, Islamic Republic of
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Language:No Dialogue
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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38th Ménigoute International Film FestivalMénigoute
France
October 27, 2022
Grand Prix -
31st Bird and Nature FestivalAbbeville
France
April 16, 2022
International Premiere
Special Jury Award -
20th Wildlife Vaasa Festival-International Nature Film FestivalVaasa
Finland
September 28, 2022
Official Selection -
16th GREEN SCREEN Nature Film AwardsEckernförde
Germany
September 7, 2022
Official Selection -
28th FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL NATURE NAMURNamur
Belgium
October 14, 2022
Special Jury Mention -
20th MAFF | Matsalu Nature Film FestivalLihula
Estonia
September 21, 2022
Finalist
Was born in Ilam, 1979.
-Associate degree-Culture and Art School of Tehran.
-Filmmaking Degree from Iranian Young Cinema Society.
-One-year course of filmmaking in Iran Broadcasting University
First Film: Crossing the Lands of Alamto/2007/52'
Dozens of long and short documentaries made in various genres which have won numerous awards in International Festival of Cinema Verite, Fajr International Film Festival and the Festivals of Iranian Young Cinema Society, etc.
Latest Film: Sheltered in Oaks/2015/55' is Mehdi Noormohammadi’s first experience in the field of wildlife documentaries.
Making of this documentary took nearly four years including 400 days of shooting.