Parisa Zaeri is a versatile professional with a unique blend of interdisciplinary expertise and specialized knowledge. Holding an M.A. in Computer Media Design from the University of Bauhaus and a B.A. in Digital Arts and Animation from the University of Nova Gorica, she has consistently demonstrated her passion for merging art and technology. Zaeri's academic journey began with a diploma in Mathematics in Iran, laying a strong foundation for her analytical skills. She further enriched her artistic prowess by studying at the School of Fine Arts, where she honed her creative talents. With a keen interest in philosophical and psychological themes, Zaeri has explored these subjects through her M.A. thesis and short films. Her unique approach combines digital media, animation, and storytelling to delve into existential questions and the human condition. As an accomplished artist, Zaeri has participated in various exhibitions, showcasing her distinctive vision and style. Her work has garnered attention for its innovative fusion of technology, art, and philosophical inquiry. In her current research, Zaeri brings her multidisciplinary background to the forefront, analyzing existentialist themes and discourse in contemporary cinema. Her study offers insightful perspectives on the portrayal of existential anxiety, authenticity, and self-awareness, emphasizing the relevance of philosophical frameworks in modern discourse. With her diverse academic background and artistic accomplishments, Parisa Zaeri continues to contribute uniquely to the fields of film studies, existentialism, and psychology. Zahra Sadat Roozafzai holds a Ph.D. in English Applied Linguistics with a focus on TEFL. She also pursues studies in Humanities within an academic context in Europe. She has served as an assistant professor at ACECR Institute of Higher Education – Isfahan. Her research primarily focuses on exploring various dimensions of language and its impact on communication, particularly within the realm of applied linguistics. With a solid background in English Language Studies, she aims to integrate her knowledge of linguistic theories with practical applications, offering applied insights into the dynamics of communication and teaching. She is dedicated to investigating the intricate relationship between language, mind, culture, and institutions in society. Her research aims to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and their real-world implications, particularly in the context of language teaching and learning. Additionally, her work in Communication emphasizes the importance of effective communication strategies in diverse linguistic and cultural settings. For further inquiries or to establish professional communication, she can be reached via email at Zahra80r@gmail.com. Please do not hesitate to contact her should you have any questions or require additional information regarding her research and areas of practice.