Nigeria-American film director, Screenwriter & Producer.

A storyteller in search of the story of everything and its relations with the stories of everything else.

Rahman is a Boston-based filmmaker and Nolywood Film director. He is a Quincy College and Harvard University graduate. He is living between Boston (MA, USA) and Lagos (Nigeria).


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Rahman is an award-winning filmmaker based in Boston, Massachusetts. He started out as a production assistant on movies and television shows around Boston, Massachusetts, and worked on short movies as director, producer and actor. After publishing a memoir, On Holy Pilgrimage: A Long Journey For Freedom, detailing the transformational experience of his journey toward achieving his dream of coming to America to make movies, Rahman embarked on his first feature length movie project, In America: The Story of the Soul Sisters, as the writer, producer and director.



Educated at Harvard University and Quincy College, Rahman won Boston's prestigious "Best Emerging Filmmaker Award" at the Roxbury International Film Festival, and "The 2010 Artist Award" at the American Islamic Congress (AIC), a multicultural and inter-faith organization headquartered in Washington DC. Rahman has written several screenplays for film and television, including the 21st century adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's world-renowned play A Doll's House. He's currently working on his next film, "A Private Experience", about the religious conflict between Muslims and Christians in Nigeria, based on a short story written by the author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

Filmography

2020 | Theory of Conflict
* Director | Writer | Producer

2010 | Soul Sisters
* Director | Writer | Producer

2020 | Friction
* Associate producer)

Source:
www.theoryofconflictmovie.com/the-team.html
www.imdb.com/name/nm4078152/