Acting
Bahare Kianafshar
Born May 2, 1983 · Tehran, Iran (age 43)
Bahare Kianafshar is an actress who was born in 1983 in Tehran, Iran. She started acting in the “Kolah-e Pahlavi” series by Seyed Ziadin Dari in 2006. From her notable activities, “Asheghaneh” series by Manouchehr Hadi, “Golshifteh” series by Behrouz Shoaibi, and “Sinners” by Faramarz Gharibian can be named.
Known For
The Sinners · 2013The Sinners
★ 6.02013
MovieDramaMystery
Two homicide detectives investigates the murder of a woman ...
Barcode · 2016Barcode
★ 4.42016
MovieActionComedy
Behind each person is a story , behind each story is a person , so we have to be patient before any judgment
Vespiary · 2018Vespiary
★ 4.62018
MovieComedyFamily
This story tells the story of two burglar retailers (Jamshidi and Kaya) who come up with a box-wrapped case.
Moses The Kalimullah: At Dawn · 2025Moses The Kalimullah: At Dawn
★ 6.52025
MovieHistoryDrama
A Pharaoh dreams of a future conqueror who will threaten his rule. As persecution begins, Moses is born secretly and rescued from Infanticide. Raised under divine guidance, he matures to confront tyranny and lead his people toward liberation.
Where Are My Shoes? · 2016Where Are My Shoes?
★ 5.32016
MovieDrama
After his wife and daughter lose touch with him, Habib starts losing his memory to the point of Alzheimer.
Human Comedy · 2017Human Comedy
★ 4.02017
MovieComedyDrama
A comedy of the tragic life of someone who must live like the people around him despite his own preference. The Human Comedy is a comedy narrative of the tragic life of a person who finds himself doing as the Romans do unwillingly.
Hot Perfume · 2020Hot Perfume
★ 5.52020
MovieDrama
Hot Perfume Movie is the story of a girl named Mary who is forced to stay out of the night. Staying out has a series of events for her and her family that…
Shirin · 2009Shirin
★ 6.22009
MovieDrama
A hundred and fourteen famous Iranian theater and cinema actresses and a French star: mute spectators at a theatrical representation of Khosrow and Shirin, a Persian poem from the twelfth century, put on stage by Kiarostami. The development of the text -- long a favorite in Persia and the Middle East -- remains invisible to the viewer of the film, the whole story is told by the faces of the women watching the show.





















