Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Mahmoud Shoolizadeh (Persian: محمود شولیزاده ) is an Iranian film director and screenwriter, and has been the recipient of several awards, including Best Film for, Noora, at the 49th Taormina International Film Festival, Italy in June 2003. He has been a judge as part of various film festival panel of jurors nationally and internationally including in Gwinnett Center International Film Festival in Duluth Georgia, Amelia Island International Film Festival in Florida, Startfest Film Festival in Orlando Florida, Red Dirt International Film Festival in Stillwater Oklahoma, 48 Hour Film Project in Jacksonville Florida, and WideScreen Film & Music Video Festival."@en }
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- Mahmoud_Shoolizadeh abstract "Mahmoud Shoolizadeh (Persian: محمود شولیزاده ) is an Iranian film director and screenwriter, and has been the recipient of several awards, including Best Film for, Noora, at the 49th Taormina International Film Festival, Italy in June 2003. He has been a judge as part of various film festival panel of jurors nationally and internationally including in Gwinnett Center International Film Festival in Duluth Georgia, Amelia Island International Film Festival in Florida, Startfest Film Festival in Orlando Florida, Red Dirt International Film Festival in Stillwater Oklahoma, 48 Hour Film Project in Jacksonville Florida, and WideScreen Film & Music Video Festival.".
- Q6734423 abstract "Mahmoud Shoolizadeh (Persian: محمود شولیزاده ) is an Iranian film director and screenwriter, and has been the recipient of several awards, including Best Film for, Noora, at the 49th Taormina International Film Festival, Italy in June 2003. He has been a judge as part of various film festival panel of jurors nationally and internationally including in Gwinnett Center International Film Festival in Duluth Georgia, Amelia Island International Film Festival in Florida, Startfest Film Festival in Orlando Florida, Red Dirt International Film Festival in Stillwater Oklahoma, 48 Hour Film Project in Jacksonville Florida, and WideScreen Film & Music Video Festival.".