Talk:Jano Rosebiani

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Requested corrections (COI disclosure)

Hello. I am Jano Rosebiani, the subject of this article. Per WP:COI, I am not editing the article directly. I am posting the following requested corrections here for review by uninvolved editors. Each change is listed with the specific "before" and "after" wording and a source for factual claims. Thank you for your time.

1. Correct the date of the Halabja chemical attack

Current text: "Jiyan was the first film made in South Kurdistan. It's about the aftermath of the infamous chemical attack of 1987..."

Requested text: "Jiyan was the first film made in South Kurdistan. It is about the aftermath of the 1988 chemical attack on the Kurdish town of Halabja..."

Reason: The Halabja chemical attack occurred on 16 March 1988, not 1987. This is documented on the Wikipedia article Halabja massacre and in numerousauthoritative sources, including Human Rights Watch's 1993 report "Genocide in Iraq: The Anfal Campaign Against the Kurds." This correction is a factual matter, not an interpretive one.

Sources: * Halabja massacre (Wikipedia)

• Human Rights Watch, "Genocide in Iraq: The Anfal Campaign Against the Kurds" (1993): https://www.hrw.org/reports/1993/iraqanfal/

2. Correct the Golden Globe phrasing to match the cited source

Current text: '"Candles..." was selected as a candidate for the 2015 Golden Globes Award.'

Requested text: '"One Candle, Two Candles" was one of 53 films approved for 2015 Golden Globe Foreign Language Film consideration.'

Reason: The current wording ("selected as a candidate") does not match the wording of the source cited in reference [4]. The linked Golden Globes article states that "53 motion pictures have been approved for Golden Globe consideration in the Foreign Language category." The word "candidate" implies nomination, which the cited source does not support.

The proposed revision aligns the article's language with its own citation.

Existing citation (unchanged): "Foreign Language Films Compete For Golden Globe," Golden Globes, 30 November 2014.

3. Correct film title inconsistency

Current paragraph text: "Rosebiani's follow up were two documentaries: Saddam's Mass Graves (2003) and Chemical Ali (2004)..."

Current filmography entry: "Chemical Ali's Anfal (documentary) – 2004"

Requested: In the paragraph, change "Chemical Ali (2004)" to "Chemical Ali's Anfal (2004)" to match the filmography entry.

Reason: Internal consistency. The full title of the documentary is "Chemical Ali's Anfal."

4. Correct year inconsistency for Radyo Qelat / Radio Citadel

Current paragraph text: "…a sitcom pilot (3 episodes) entitled Radio Citadel (2006)…"

Current filmography entry: "Radyo Qelat (Radio Citadel) (Sitcom) – 2007"

Requested: Change the paragraph reference from "2006" to "2007" to match the filmography entry and the subject's own records. And for the project title, its English name is (Radio Citadel) which is sufficient. The Kurdish title (Radio Qelat) should be removed as it is in our imdb page.

Reason: Internal consistency.

5. Grammatical correction Current text: "Rosebiani's follow up were two documentaries…"

Requested text: "Rosebiani followed with two documentaries…"

Reason: Subject-verb agreement. "Follow up" (singular) does not agree with the plural verb "were."

The proposed revision fixes the grammatical error while preserving the sentence's meaning.

Thank you for reviewing these requests. JRFilmworks (talk) 17:39, 13 July 2026 (UTC)