Iram Haq, a talented individual born in the year 1976, embarked on a journey to pursue her artistic inclinations by enrolling in the esteemed Westerdals School of Communication, where she meticulously honed her skills as an art director, laying the foundation for a prosperous career in the creative sphere.
As a multifaceted actress, she has had the privilege of gracing numerous stages and screens, showcasing her remarkable range and versatility by appearing in a diverse array of feature and television films, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.
However, her creative pursuits did not stop at acting, as she also demonstrated her talent for storytelling by penning and starring in the critically acclaimed short film "Old Faithful", a masterpiece that garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, ultimately earning a coveted spot in the prestigious short film competition at the esteemed Venice Film Festival in the year 2004, a testament to her exceptional skill and dedication to her craft.
A multitude of years would pass before Haq would take the reins to helm her inaugural feature-length film, "Little Miss Eyeflap", which would make its grand debut at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, only to subsequently participate in a multitude of esteemed film festivals, thereby garnering a plethora of highly acclaimed accolades.
Norway's Oscar selection committee marked a pivotal moment in Haq's illustrious career by choosing her debut feature film, "I Am Yours" (Jeg er Din),as the country's official submission for the esteemed Best Foreign-Language Film category. This momentous occasion served as a testament to Haq's burgeoning talent and innovative filmmaking style, which was soon to be further validated by the film's remarkable success.
