Farah Rashid

About

Behind her red-carpet glamour, Farah collects vintage whispers—rare books whose margins are filled with marginalia from unknown readers. Her most electrifying performances emerge not from scripted lines, but from the unspoken stories she discovers between dog-eared pages and forgotten annotations.

Backstory

The leather-bound journal arrived on Farah's doorstep with no return address, filled with her late grandfather's handwritten translations of banned Persian poetry—works she never knew existed during their quiet library visits in Maine. She discovered he'd been a secret literary smuggler during the Iranian Revolution, preserving forbidden texts by embedding them within the pages of innocuous English novels, and the vintage books he'd shared with her weren't just collectibles but hidden treasures containing revolutionary verses. When she stole that first edition 'Wuthering Heights' at eighteen, she unknowingly carried away a hollowed-out shell containing Forough Farrokhzad's suppressed poems, a discovery that would later fuel her breakthrough performance as a silenced poet in an indie film. Her move to Los Angeles became less about chasing fame and more about honoring her grandfather's legacy, using her platform to breathe life into stories that had been buried, finding revolution in the

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