Hafiz Drinks from the Cup of Time v1 - MAN (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

New MIRS single HAFIZ DRINKS FROM THE CUP OF TIME V1 out now on Bandcamp. Full soundtrack releases early next week on all major platforms, with most of the tracks composed and produced by Chicago musician Stephen Holliger (swim ignorant fire). 

MAN is directed by Amir Motlagh, written by Amir Motlagh & Charles Borg and produced by ANIMALS. The film stars Amir Motlagh & Rachel Sciacca. Available now on Vimeo On Demand, Amazon Prime in a few days, and a plethora of digital platforms soon to follow.

The new track is composed & produced by MIRS.

Amir Motlagh's feature film MAN is up for pre-order

MIRS composed one track (Hafiz Drinks) for Amir Motlagh's new feature film MAN, which is now up for pre-order on Vimeo. Grab a copy! The film officially releases on July 27th, 2018.

The score releases shortly after with original music from Chicago artist Stephen Holliger (SwimIgnorantFire) and MIRS.

About the film: MAN is a vertité-style day-in-the-life story about a computer programmer who lives a secluded existence in L.A.'s Laurel Canyon. His sole real-life companions are his two dogs; everyone else--friends, colleagues, family--he only connects with through technological mediation, via phones and computers.

MIRS is featured in two new films (MAN + Three Worlds) that preview in Chicago April 21st.

MIRS has two tracks featured in the upcoming feature films, MAN & Three Worlds that screen as an Amir Motlagh double feature preview screening in Chicago 4/21 at 6pm. The show is hosted by Chicago Filmmakers. 

Other music artists featured in the films include LA's Kid Gusto, France's 1982paris and Chicago's Stephen Holliger (Swim Ignorant Fire) who also sound designed both pictures.

The score of Three Worlds was composed by Julian DW Brink, and it is an incredible score. 

Info about the two films:
MAN (2018) is a vertité-style day-in-the-life story about a computer programmer who lives a secluded existence in L.A.'s Laurel Canyon. His sole real-life companions are his two dogs; everyone else--friends, colleagues, family--he only connects with through technological mediation, via phones and computers. Three Worlds (2018) is a psychological science fiction drama that explores the three lives, or 'worlds,' of a man who undergoes an experiment that triggers haunting memories and alternate life 'memories.'