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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Caveh Zahedi (born on April 29, 1960) is an American film director and actor of Iranian descent. Description above from the Wikipedia article Caveh Zahedi, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Caveh Zahedi is an American filmmaker and actor recognized for his distinctive, diary-like approach to cinema that blurs the lines between documentary and narrative.
He is best known for his autobiographical features such as I Am a Sex Addict, A Little Stiff, and I Don't Hate Las Vegas Anymore.
His output consists primarily of low-budget, personal, and self-reflexive films where he often plays himself in situations that challenge social norms.