Ulysses, New York (2026)

A one-man cinematic hurricane, Caveh Zahedi has built his career on radical honesty—turning his own existence into raw, unfiltered art. Now, the legendary New York iconoclast attempts the impossible: mounting a full-scale adaptation of James Joyce’s *Ulysses* with a shoestring budget and only 30 days to write, cast, and rehearse. *Ulysses, New York* captures the glorious meltdown as it happens, blending biting self-critique with a confessional lens that fractures under its own weight. This is the raw, unfinished opening salvo of what Zahedi envisions as a 24-hour cinematic odyssey—and you’re invited to witness the first chaotic chapter as it unravels in real time.