Last of the Dictionary Men: Stories from the South Shields Yemeni Sailors: Stories from the South Shields Yemeni Soldiers - Softcover

Nabil, Youssef; Gharavi, Tina

 
9781908531407: Last of the Dictionary Men: Stories from the South Shields Yemeni Sailors: Stories from the South Shields Yemeni Soldiers

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A history of the British-Yemeni community through the eyes of the last surviving first-generation sailors. These extraordinary portraits are by renowned photographer Youssef Nabil whose distinctive hand-colored gelatin silver prints have been celebrated in several key photography exhibitions.This engaging and highly visual book traces the history of the British-Yemeni community through the stories of the fourteen surviving seamen from this first generation, known as the "Dictionary Men."Tina Gharavi is an Iranian/American/British/New Zealand filmmaker and screenwriter known for making innovative cross-platform films about outsiders, outcasts, and marginalized people in extraordinary situations. Her work has been nominated for a BAFTA.Youssef Nabil is an Egyptian photographer currently living and working in New York.

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Tina Gharavi is an Iranian/American/British/New Zealand film maker and screenwriter, known for making innovative cross-platform films about outsiders, outcasts and marginalised people in extraordinary situations. Her award-winning films have been shown in film festivals internationally. Her first feature film, "I Am Nasrine", was nominated for a BAFTA in 2013 in the category of Best British Debut. Tina Gharavi is founder and Creative Director of Bridge + Tunnel. She is currently a Lecturer in English (Digital Media) at the University of Newcastle.
Youssef Nabil is an Egyptian photographer currently living and working in New York. He started his photography career in 1992 by staging tableaux in which his friends acted out melodramas recalling film stills from the golden age of Egyptian cinema. Later in the 1990s, while working as a photographers' assistant in prominent studios in New York and Paris, he began photographing artists and friends. Nabil's distinctive technique of hand-colouring silver gelatine removes the blemishes of reality. In 2010, he exhibited his first film "You Never Left", with Fanny Ardant and Tahar Rahim. Nabil's work has been exhibited worldwide: in London, New York, Paris, Doha, Dubai, Mexico City - to name but a few places.

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