Documentary
Colours of Exile
Rabihavi appears among the Iranian artists interviewed for Vahid Keshavarz Sarkar’s documentary about exile.
Documented in a thesis dated March 2025 · exact film premiere not established
The work and its context
Sarkar’s practice-based thesis Filming Exile accompanies his documentary Colours of Exile. Its abstract describes a film built from encounters with Iranian artists living away from their homeland, considering different forms of displacement and the conditions in which creative work continues. Source 50
On printed pages 94–95, Sarkar names Rabihavi as someone he met and interviewed for the documentary, in an account of his conversations with Ebrahim Golestan and other artists. This passage establishes Rabihavi’s participation as an interviewee; it supplies no writing or directing credit for him on the film. Source 50
March 2025 is the thesis title-page date. It does not supply an exact premiere or interview date. The thesis links a final film version on Vimeo, while the separate reception guide discusses the written research and the located Rabihavi passage. No complete interview transcript or runtime is inferred from those references. Source 50
Creative credits
- Filmmaker and doctoral researcher
- Vahid Keshavarz Sarkar
- Interview participant
- Ghazi Rabihavi
Outward viewing links
The final film version linked by the thesis
Filmmaker-supplied reference in the thesis. Playback availability and a full transcript remain unverified. Source 50
Sources and distinctions
Brunel University London: Filming Exile
Vahid Keshavarz Sarkar’s practice-based thesis, March 2025 title page. Printed pages 94–95/PDF pages 95–96 explicitly identify Rabihavi as someone interviewed for Colours of Exile; both pages visually checked. The thesis supplies a link to its final film version.