Amir Zargara is an award-winning Iranian-Canadian writer-director exploring moral complexity and empathy. An alumnus of Berlinale, TIFF, Busan, Zurich, Red Sea and Reykjavík, his immigrant experience and stutter inform his work. His Oscar-qualifying short A GOOD DAY WILL COME earned 70+ awards and mentions at 100+ festivals. His scripts have received recognition from Nicholl Fellowship, The Black List, Austin and Slamdance. He has worked with Mehdi Bajestani, Mahtab Servati and Reza Akhlaghirad.