"A smart intersection of the political, personal, and artistic, revealing how all three can be intertwined in a way that makes them impossible to extricate."
"The filmmaking here is empathetic and inspiring."
"Embedded in this fascinating family drama is something of an international thriller."
"The art seen in A Revolution on Canvas is breathtaking in its concept and execution, a blend of pop art like Nodjoumi saw in the counter-culture movement of the ‘60s in New York and the images of his culture. A greater appreciation of Nodjoumi as an artist will surely emerge from this project."
– Brian Tallerico, RogerEbert.com
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| Opens Today in NY at Cinema Village |
An HBO Original from directors Sara Nodjoumi and Till Schauder
NEW YORK
Opens Today: Friday, December 1st
Cinema Village
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"A Revolution on Canvas is a fascinating political snapshot but even more absorbing as a look at two independent people with an insatiable creative drive."
"A Revolution on Canvas is an intriguing mix of biography, history, psychology, and mystery."
– Valerie Kalfrin, Alliance of Women Film Journalists
NEW YORK – In their hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary A Revolution on Canvas, Sara Nodjoumi makes her directorial debut alongside her husband and co-director Till Schauder, with this personal film diving into the mystery surrounding the disappearance of more than 100 "treasonous" paintings by her father, the seminal Iranian modern artist Nickzad “Nicky” Nodjoumi - one of Iran’s most revolutionary artists.
A Revolution on Canvas will have a limited theatrical release in U.S. movie theaters starting Friday, December 1st in New York at Cinema Village. A week later, on Friday, December 8th, it will open in Los Angeles at Laemmle Royal and San Francisco at The Roxie. The film will have its Toronto theatrical premiere on Sunday, December 3 at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema. Additional cities will be added and announced soon. The film’s directors will participate in Q&A’s in all cities.
→ The following theatrical trailer, only available for private preview now, will play in U.S. movie theaters ahead of the film’s theatrical release: Theatrical
"A Revolution on Canvas is an intriguing mix of biography, history, psychology, and mystery."
– Valerie Kalfrin, Alliance of Women Film Journalists
NEW YORK – In their hybrid political thriller and verité portrait documentary A Revolution on Canvas, Sara Nodjoumi makes her directorial debut alongside her husband and co-director Till Schauder, with this personal film diving into the mystery surrounding the disappearance of more than 100 "treasonous" paintings by her father, the seminal Iranian modern artist Nickzad “Nicky” Nodjoumi - one of Iran’s most revolutionary artists.
A Revolution on Canvas will have a limited theatrical release in U.S. movie theaters starting Friday, December 1st in New York at Cinema Village. A week later, on Friday, December 8th, it will open in Los Angeles at Laemmle Royal and San Francisco at The Roxie. The film will have its Toronto theatrical premiere on Sunday, December 3 at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema. Additional cities will be added and announced soon. The film’s directors will participate in Q&A’s in all cities.
→ The following theatrical trailer, only available for private preview now, will play in U.S. movie theaters ahead of the film’s theatrical release: Theatrical
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