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Saturday follows a family of five as they spend a day at the beach from the perspective of their young daughter. Director Pegah Pasalar attends to the minute, fragmentary details as an unexpected crisis unfolds to produce a poetic ambiguity.
Saturday follows a family of five as they spend a day at the beach from the perspective of their young daughter. Director Pegah Pasalar attends to the minute, fragmentary details as an unexpected crisis unfolds to produce a poetic ambiguity.
Pegah Pasalar- Interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker

Pegah Pasalar (born in 1992) is an Iranian interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker currently based in Chicago. Her autoethnographic practice explores motifs such as identity convulsion, cultural memory, fragmentation, and displacement. She is a full-merit scholarship awardee at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where she holds her MFA with a focus on film and video. She is a recipient of the City of Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs grant and has received fellowships such as the Kala Media residency Award, Bemis, Yaddo, and Banff. She has shown her works in multiple national and international festivals and venues such as Athens International Film and Video Film Festival, Chicago Underground Film Festival, Festival Internacional de Cine Documental de Buenos Aires (FIDBA), Austria International Film Festival, Onion City Film Festival, Ecra, and more.
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