Behind the Scenes of the Feature Film “BLUE BUT SUNNY” Directed by Abdolreza Kahani
Video by: Daryoush Bahalou
Video by: Daryoush Bahalou
CALL FOR SHORT-FILM ENTRIES, “NOWRUZ 1401” is a short-film festival for Toronto Film School in collaborations with Ark Gate Films.
Deadline: March 31st
Topics : No restriction! Any films up to 5 min .
Submissions: here
The ARK GATE TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM Festival has joined with FILMFREEWAY! Global Film Registrations will start on February the 1st.
The festival is held annually, on dates June 29 to July 3 in Toronto with the presence of famous Iranian director and festival founder Abdolreza Kahani for 5 days in different settings, all dedicated to independent films with free themes and also to stand against censorship.
The first edition of the festival was held last summer and it’s second is upcoming this year.
Selected films will be screened outdoors and on the big screen at night, other activities will be held in the afternoon including the red carpet, the film market, workshops and celebrations.
The festival prizes “Crystal Arkab” will be awarded to the Best Acting, Best Directing, Best Screenplay and Best Film.
In the acting category, women are judged alongside men and only one person is awarded.

“Filmmaking and Acting for everyone”
Join us on January 9th for another Ark gate films adventure, workshop series.
challenge your acting skill
learn filmmaking by making a film
Date: Jan 9th
Location: Ark Gate campus Thornhill (outdoor )
Instructor: Abdolreza Kahani
Now we accept half of the capacity. limited spots left

“You Won’t See Winter” continues to win major awards of different festivals including festivals with online platforms to date. The movie latest award is the annual award for the best feature film , Abdolreza Kahani and best actor, Ali Aryana from Bridge Fest 2021 in Vancouver.
Not only are we excitedly asking you to stay tuned for details on the very near screening, we also want to announce that our feature film is making its way to Amazon prime where you will be able to watch “You Won’t See Winter” from the comfort of your home, anytime you wish!
Photo credit: Keyvan edalatifard
