Aswar Rahman are considered Cineapolis' first volume of productions. Rahman lives in Uptown Minneapolis.
Has received no formal training in any branch of filmmaking.
An avid believer in filmmakers writing and operating their own cameras on projects.
Completely fluent in Bengali and literate in Ancient Greek. Has translated the poems of Sappho from the Ancient Greek to contemporary Bengali.
Rahman received his Bachelors of Arts in History from the University of Minnesota at 19. He does not, however, have a high school diploma or GED certification, therefore making him a technical high school dropout.
It is through these case-studies of human experience that cinema makes,us feel united with all of humanity, with the actress playing her role,with the wrinkled old man a few seats down watching the same screen.
And when you leave this dark sanctuary back out onto the cold sidewalk,and into the drone of uncaring traffic and the penetrating boredom of,everyday life, you feel disoriented and curiously uplifted. It is how,Plato describes leaving the proverbial Cave. .
