Caveh Zahedi Movies

How to live a long life filled with regret.

A real-life comedy about a filmmaker who takes a road trip to Las Vegas -- with his real-life father and 16-year-old half-brother, plus a crew of two...

Another film that Toronto International Film Festival programmer Thom Powers would rather you didn't see.

Sophia's friends decide to leave so she can get stoned with Caveh and talk about interpersonal relationships, future plans, and a forwarded email.

A collection of shorts made by various directors in response to 9/11.

A man and a woman, unpleasant bickering nitwits both, push a big stupid metaphor (in the shape of a piano) across Seattle.

Caveh gets stoned with Alex Karpovsky.

Zahedi’s acceptance speech at the Gotham Awards

"During Covid, I was contacted online by a woman who lived in Berlin - a French-Caribbean singer and performance artist. She said she was a fan of my...

The continuing saga of Caveh Zahedi's collaboration with students at The New School.

Caveh gets stoned and Rick Alverson doesn't.

Filmmaker Caveh Zahedi and member of The Yes Men Jaques Servin give classes in bringing about political change and make a web show of this. A...

From 2002 to 2005, filmmaker Caveh Zahedi corresponded in a series of video-letters with his friend Bill Brown.

This is the commissioned (and ultimately banned) film which Zahedi made for a biennial celebration. His The Sheik and I documentary is about his...

Fragments from a would-be abecedarium: E IS FOR ELEVATOR, J IS FOR JUMP, K IS FOR KISSING, M IS FOR MAGGOT and S IS FOR STRANGER.

This film is a birthday gift to Caveh Zahedi's girlfriend Amada (Mandy) Field. Mr. Zahedi arranged for one of his friends to film her all day on her...

A 'dog-u-mentary' about birth, loss and near death. The film follows three adults and a dog named Lola through Lola's pregnancy, the birth of her...

The Sundance Channel gives Zahedi a still camera to chronicle his Sundance experience.

Focus Features commissions Zahedi to make a one-minute film about his one-year old to promote the film Babies.

Music video for a song by Don Lennon. Repurposes footage from Buster Keaton.