A dancer moves among the people in an old bazaar in Tehran capturing the responses and reactions. Dance is prohibited in Iran. **Video will be available from 2pm - 11.30pm CET**
| Photo by Milad Sanaei


Tanin Torabi

Tehran

Cameras of December 

Cinedans

The Dérive

Mia Habis, Director of BIPOD festival, meets the artists for a coffee. She wants to know more and discover things about their character, their work experience and what their morning or backstage looks like. An enjoyable and intimate moment away from the spotlights.

Simultaneous translation available FR/EN.


Mia Habis

Mitra Ziaie Kia

Hiva Sedaghat

Amirhossein Taghavi

Lyon

BIPOD 2020

Maqamat

Morning Coffee with Māha

The piece is inspired by a symbolic Iranian myth about a Persian king who trans- forms into a three-headed monster, witnessing the growth of two snakes from his shoulders. The underlying concept of this myth still lives in us, every single moment we’ve been transformed inevitably, from reality to imagination, from motion to stillness, from internal mood changes and a minuscule virus to a massive explosion, changes us into different forms, stealing from us stability and stillness and turning us to an un-known creature.

Māha

Azi Dahaka