Photographer Firooz Zahedi captured the brightest stars of a golden era and showcases their images in his new book, Look at Me ...

Caveh Zahedi was in a closet in a Brooklyn Heights apartment on a recent Sunday, trying to figure out how to end the story he was telling. He had been talking about a college class he’d taken ...

Zahedi moved on to Paris, where he tried to woo backers, including the French government, for films about poets Arthur Rimbaud and Stephen Mallarme and photographer Eadweard Muybridge. All declined.

Still, Zahedi says, “I kept insisting they do something about it. I was trying to reach Elizabeth and I wasn’t getting through to her and I was wondering, ‘Is she really upset about this?

Caveh Zahedi’s abject, self-defeating, ethically questionable, maddeningly original approach to documentary. What to Watch. Best TV Shows of 2025; July Streaming Guide ...

But the analysis doesn’t stop there. In 2015, as uncovered by Miramax’s lawyers, Zahedi’s stepson posted a photograph of Zahedi holding a Mia Wallace action figure on Instagram, with the ...

Zahedi got $10,000 for his work — which he says was “far below” his standard fee. He accepted, he adds, because he liked the script and was promised he’d have the freedom to execute his ...

Three days after Zahedi sent me the film, I received an email from Thom Powers in response to my tweet. Virtually anyone invested in the documentary film community knows the New York-based ...