Fatemeh Goudarzi

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.

Between the years 1941-51, many immigrants went to the south of Iran to work for the oil companies there. A couple, Tal'at and Karamat also go there in hope of a better life. But Tal'at, who is pregnant, catches leperosy and they have to remain outside the city. The husband makes a tea-house and they stay there. An immigrant girl Manzar who had lost her parents, come to the tea-house and lives by them too.

Aryan, an architecture student, wants to marry Donya, his classmate, but he doesn't have enough money and is unemployed. While looking for work, he meets an old man named Saket, who used to be an actor and lawyer. Saket wants to hire a female servant, but his client, Malek Taj, wants to hire a male servant. Malek Taj offers Aryan a monthly salary of five hundred thousand tomans. After some time, Aryan, tempted by the pursuit of money and property, proposes marriage to her...

story of 2 cousins..

Shirin leads a peaceful life in Iranian good middle-class, until the day her uncle Saeed asks her father to hire her in his travel agency. She finally decides to work. Her destiny changes, as she meets a young and attractive American, who goes to the agency to buy a plane ticket for Shiraz, the city of roses and poets.

During Iran-Iraq war the Iraqi army was attacking the Iranian oil tankers repeatedly. A young captain decides to pass an oil tanker through the enemy lines and deliver it to overseas. He ...

This film portrays the life of a family who, due to financial constraints, decide to let their relatives know that they will be away from home for a while and have gone on a trip, so that no one comes to their house for a visit, and...

Maryam's husband has been a prisoner of war for many years. Maryam leaves the house at night, her daughter suspicious of her. An anonymous call from Maryam's relationship with a stranger says.

A writer named Behrouz Behrouzan finally succeeds, after a long period of effort, in getting the screenplay he has written approved. He now believes that the doors to success have opened for him and that he will finally achieve all his dreams. He makes his wife, Roya, happy by giving her hope that their lives will soon change for the better. He visits various production offices and meets with different producers, but each of them wants to impose their own ideas and preferences on his screenplay. Behrouz refuses to compromise, and this creates a number of problems for him.

Aslan divorces his wife Mah Monir and marries Farangis. Barbod, Aslan's 11-year-old boy from Mah Monir, is very lonely. One day, Farangis calls Aslan with a scream. Aslan encounters the bloody body of his son at bathroom.

A middle-aged doctor who has a wife and two children and a calm peaceful life falls in love with a woman 30 years younger than him and marries her. This put him in many more troubles. The movie theme in connection with the temporary marriage raises the comedic atmosphere.

The two tribes in Lorestan, which face many problems and issues, are engaged in dialogue to resolve the challenges. At this time, Iraq is moving on the borders of Iran and it is the beginning of the war.

Barzo Shams, a successful businessman and tower builder, meets his old friend on the night of his only grandson's naming ceremony. Now this meeting has exposed Barzo's past life and will change his life.

Mohsen Karimi (Daniyal Hakimi), who is a religious person, notices the differences and distance between his views and his son Saeed (Shahrokh Astakhri). Some time later, Saeed is present in an accident with an unknown girl and her friend Sasan (Nima Shaher Khashahi). This issue increases the differences between father and son. At the same time, Saeed's father meets Leila Mushir (Fateme Gudarzi), who was previously engaged, and tries to solve her life problems.

The story of this collection tells the ups and downs of an authentic Iranian family over three decades, centered on the life of Yasman, the only daughter of the family, which began in the 60s with various events such as war, economic and social developments, etc. and will continue until modern times.

The teletheater series "Katb Azam" is an adaptation of the book "Confessions of a Killed Scribe" written by Sasan Natiq from Surah Mehr Publications, which has an Ashura story and narrates the events of the evening until the night of Ashura.

A shepherd who is the son of a fugitive and killed scribe of the court of Mu'awiya, came to see and write about the encounter between Shimr and Umar ibn Sa'd's forces with the army of Imam Husayn on the afternoon of Ashura.

Ahmad walking on the thin ice of bankruptcy. Meanwhile, his wife receives an abandoned restaurant in northern Iran as an inheritance. She persuades the family to move to the north in order to run the restaurant.