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Selma Chalabi is a British radio producer and journalist for BBC Wales. She was born in the United Kingdom to an Iraqi father and English mother, and was raised in Winchester.^[1][2]

She has produced short films about her father's homeland, in a bid to not only discover more of her Arabic roots but to also address media stereotypes towards Iraqis.^[2][3] She worked with and received support from Valley and Vale Community Arts when directing and producing Land Of My Father.^[2][3] Stories collected by Chalabi when interviewing her family for Land Of My Father inspired her to create Blue Eyes, a short film about her Iraqi grandmother.^[1][4]

• Land Of My Father
• Blue Eyes
• The Note^{[citation needed]}

• Review "Film Gives Iraqis a Voice" on BBC

• Land Of My Father
• Blue Eyes
• The Note

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