Playing across the nation since 2016, the family-friendly delight can now be seen on demand.
A twelve-year journey to date, his 600-page illustrated adaptation became a bestseller in 2013 and gave way to a shadow play called Feathers of Fire. Of course, the multi-disciplinary nature of the 2014 Guggenheim Fellow meant there was no standing pat, and a one-thousand-year-old Persian epic became his focus. Founding Fictionville Studio in 1998, the Brooklyn creative endeavored to combat negative Iranian stereotypes and received accolades at Sundance, the Toronto Film Festival, and Tribeca. An American success story by any standard, Rahmanian never put his culture in the rearview. A job with Disney followed, and Rahmanian provided animation on films such as Tarzan, The Emperor's New Groove, and Dinosaur.
Success not standing still, he emigrated in 1994 and earned a master’s of fine arts in computer animation from the Pratt Institute.
Hamid Rahmanian is an Iranian-born artist who was educated in graphic design and had his own business out of college.
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