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Zaheen Rahman
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NRA diligent young photographer stresses over a new photoshoot in the midst of struggles with a neglectful stoner boyfriend and the counsel of her overly honest best friend. A dream unlocks even more uncertainty.
Bedrooms & Trees
2025
NRA lonesome young Colombian woman Claudia is left reeling in love with her former partner after he leaves her shortly after they move to the United States. She eventually devises an odd way to stay connected with him.
Three Words Three Times
2025
NRA Cartesian odyssey through filmic space and time, Dream Now, Sleep Later is a journey through one man’s distant perception of the physical and emotional attachments to his cultural, developmental, and psychological imprints. A treatise on the metaphysical connections we have with places we have never experienced yet intrinsically know, this is a film of deeply personal and intensively collective significance.
Dream Now, Sleep Later
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Behind the camera
NRA diligent young photographer stresses over a new photoshoot in the midst of struggles with a neglectful stoner boyfriend and the counsel of her overly honest best friend. A dream unlocks even more uncertainty.
Bedrooms & Trees
2025
NRA diligent young photographer stresses over a new photoshoot in the midst of struggles with a neglectful stoner boyfriend and the counsel of her overly honest best friend. A dream unlocks even more uncertainty.
Bedrooms & Trees
2025
NRA lonesome young Colombian woman Claudia is left reeling in love with her former partner after he leaves her shortly after they move to the United States. She eventually devises an odd way to stay connected with him.
Three Words Three Times
2025
NRA Cartesian odyssey through filmic space and time, Dream Now, Sleep Later is a journey through one man’s distant perception of the physical and emotional attachments to his cultural, developmental, and psychological imprints. A treatise on the metaphysical connections we have with places we have never experienced yet intrinsically know, this is a film of deeply personal and intensively collective significance.
Dream Now, Sleep Later
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