From Oppression to Art
I was born and raised in a small village, where I witnessed firsthand the oppression and injustice inflicted upon my community.
The beautiful sunsets, the joy, and the humanity that once defined our lives were overshadowed by the cruelty of enemies.
Yet, the resilience and love for life among the people, and the enchanting beauty of our village’s nature, deeply moved my soul.
Through this journey, I found myself in a world of chaos, discovering my place in the art of storytelling, cinema, and humanitarian efforts.
As a person and an artist, I have worked tirelessly to uphold human values, helping to restore faith and hope in those who need it most.
Kamiran Betasi
Cinematographer
Kamiran Betasi, born in 1972 in Zakho, Kurdistan, Iraq, is a renowned director, scriptwriter, and photographer.
His journey from a conflict-ridden region to becoming a prominent filmmaker showcases his resilience and creativity.
Kamiran has directed impactful films such as "Black Mirror," "Roshan," and "Silhouette," which explore themes of identity and hope.
His work resonates with audiences, highlighting the rich cultural narratives of the Kurdish people.
In addition to filmmaking, Kamiran is an accomplished photographer, capturing the essence of life in Kurdistan.
His artistic contributions inspire many to embrace their cultural identities and tell their stories.
A Bridge to Inspiration.
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