Khabam miad akbar abdi biography
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Transgender Identity shore Iranian Cinema
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nounنَقش / naqš
bedalilenaqš-ebarjasteašdarpišbord-edinâmikvahendese-esotuh-erimânivafazâhâ-yehozluli.
tutelevizionnaqš-epesarbačehrobâzimikard
On TV, he would play the role of a little boy,
tuxâbammiyâadkâmelanzanšodvanaqš-e____mâdarrobâzikard.
in Khabam Miad, he completely turned into a woman and played the role of a mother.
akbareabdišâyadtanhâhonarpiše-yedoniyâbâšekevâsebâzitunaqš-e____zan،
Akbar Abdi might be the only actor in the world who, for playing the role of a woman,
tusinemâ-yenowpâ-yeirânkebâzigarešbištarazhonarmandnaqš-eqahremânrodâštand،
In Iran's emergent cinema, where the actors, more than being artists, had the role of heroes,
entezâmibânaqš-emašhasantugâv،
Entezeami, with the role of Mash Hasan in Gav,
hamunqadrkešabihe-yenaqšhâmišod، naqšrošabihe-yexodešmikard.
As much as he would mimic the roles, he would make the role mimic himself,
hamunqadrkešabihe-yen