BAFTA Nominated for I Am Nasrine (2013)
A new article has been published in the BGTC Voice section, highlighting the donation of the personal archive of BAFTA-nominated filmmaker Tina Gharavi to the British Film Institute National Archive.
The piece outlines the significance of the collection, which spans over 25 years of creative work and includes scripts, production materials, correspondence, notebooks, and visual artefacts. It offers a rare insight into Gharavi’s creative process, as well as the development of both realised and unrealised projects.
The article also touches on her contribution to themes of migration, identity, and representation, alongside her community-based initiatives in the UK. In addition, it references the Beyond the Frame season at BFI Southbank, where her work is presented within the broader context of women filmmakers and their archives.
Overall, the publication positions the archive as an addition to the UK’s screen heritage, preserving both the artistic journey and the broader industry context in which it was created.