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PARI ESKANDARI - CHADOR

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ARTIST // PARI ESKANDARI 

DIRECTOR: NIKOLAS MEYBERG

DP: MARTIN L. LUDWIG

SECOND CAMERA: PETER KÄMPF

1ST AC: JEROME CHAUVISTRÉ

WRITTEN: PARI ESKANDARI

PRODUCED: PARI ESKANDARI & BLACK CORRIDOR

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: HANNES HÖHN

PRODUCER: EDGAR DERZIAN

EDITOR: ALESSANDRO DORDONI

COLORIST: MARTIN L. LUDWIG, PETER KAEMPF

CHOREOGRAPHER: ANNALISE VAN EVEN

STYLIST: STÉFANI BEATRIZ MORENO MAMMEL,KARBON KORDANI ROZÀLIE KLIMESOVA

MAKEUP ARTIST: DOREEN WORTMANN

GAFFER: NICO NITSCHE

VFX: JONAS SCHEEL

PHOTOGRAPHER: ANDRÉ BEILER

POST PRODUCTON SUPERVISOR : NEUMA LLUSIÁ DOS SANTOS, JOSHUA SANDERS | OKAYSTUDIO

 

 

 

 

The song Chador stands as a compelling exploration by Iranian artist Pari Eskandari of the struggle of women in Iran.

 

Launched in September 2023 under Tricky’s label, False Idols, the release serves as a poignant commemoration of the first anniversary of the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian whose death became the catalyst for protests against stringent dress codes and the regime in Iran.

 

Accompanying this release is a visually striking video portraying a female initiation ritual — a form of expression that, in Pari’s words, “transcends women from the commonplace to the sublime” through dance. As she elaborates, “This piece is a tribute to the women in Iran who courageously risk their lives every day.”

 

The music video was shot over two days at MONOPOL in Berlin. BLACK CORRIDOR produced this non-profit project in support of a greater cause. Our dedicated team worked voluntarily, also supported by our external partners such as VANTAGE, KAMERA LUDWIG, and OKAY STUDIOS.

 

With immense gratitude to our friends at Florida Entertainment, the video found its way to the former channels of TV icons Joko & Klaas, who also share a strong commitment to Iran’s protest movement.

 

I had the privilege of contributing to this powerful project as a second camera operator and was also involved in the color grading process, helping to shape the final visual tone of the film. It was an honor to support such a meaningful work of artistic and political expression.

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