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Iran-UK asylum film in Baftas spotlight
When the likes of Dame Judi Dench and Daniel Day-Lewis walk the red carpet at Sunday's Baftas ceremony, they will be joined by a little known Iranian-born writer and director called Tina Gharavi.
Her first feature film "I am Nasrine" is the story of a brother and sister who leave Iran and seek asylum on Tyneside and is nominated in the category for outstanding debut.
The BBC's Sharuna Sagar reports.
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