Pakistani-American and Muslim filmmaker Imran J. Khan is a San Francisco Bay Area native. His films have screened at major film festivals and aired nationally on PBS. Largely autobiographical, MUSTACHE is a coming of age story following an eccentric fourteen-year-old boy from a conservative Pakistani-American household: when Ilyas Khan is pulled from Islamic school he has to navigate the bewildering social hierarchy of his new California public school. “It’s always been virtually impossible for me to explain the nuances of where my culture, religion, and identity meet, but this film is an honest attempt at it. It’s the film I wish I could have shown my peers growing up; it’s the film I wish existed, period.”
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