IIMDB: Ratings, Reviews, Iranian Films and Serials

In an idealist city, streets would have been named after poets, but war arrived, refugees came, and soldiers' names replaced poets' on the new routes

THIS ANIMATED SHORT FILM DELVES INTO THE COMPLEXITIES OF EMOTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN A FAMILY TRAUMATIZED BY WAR. THE STORY CENTERS ON A FATHER AND DAUGHTER LIVING IN A REMOTE AREA ALONG THE PERSIAN GULF. THE FATHER, A FORMER NAVAL CAPTAIN, SUFFERS FROM POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) DUE TO EXPERIENCES DURING WARTIME AIR RAIDS, AND THE FILM EXPLORES THE IMPACT OF THIS TRAUMA ON THEIR LIVES

Mosabegheh-ye Hafte (Weekly Competition) was a television program that aired on Thursday nights on Channel One, from the late 1980s to the late 1990s in the Solar Hijri calendar

This program was launched in March 1980, with the formation of Channel One's Sports Group, and with the collaboration of Javad Motaghi, Majid Varess, Vartan Antanesian, and Nasser Pezeshki. It aired on Sunday nights on this channel. Initially, Majid Varess hosted the program, but from 1984, Bahram Shafi' took over, continuing until his passing The program's name was also chosen by Vartan Antanesian, who was initially the main director of the show After Bahram Shafi's passing, Peyman Yousefi became the host and producer of the program

The documentary "Antihero" addresses the confrontation between two intellectual currents in the early years of the Islamic Revolution: Sadegh Khalkhali and Bani-Sadr versus Martyr Beheshti and Martyr Ghodoosi. This documentary examines the trajectory of Sadegh Khalkhali's transformation from a hero of the early revolution to a forgotten antihero and also explores the less-discussed role of Martyr Ghodoosi The documentary "Antihero" depicts a narrative of the life of Sheikh Sadegh Khalkhali from the victory of the revolution until his death With meticulous research and interviews with figures such as Ali Akbar Nategh Nouri, the film attempts to present a clear narrative of this historical period and engage a general audience with the subject matter

Golnar lives with her grandparents. One day, she goes to a spring to fetch water. The wind carries away her blue handkerchief, a memento from her mother. Golnar follows the handkerchief into the forest, loses her way, and falls into the clutches of Aunt Bear. The bears keep her to do daily chores and bake cookies, and

A reality show that showcases an authentic Iranian competition, in which players must take a metal ball from their opponent's hands based on their skill

Roads of Kiarostami is a short Iranian documentary film. Also known simply as "Roads," this film is a combination of image, poetry, and music, created with dissolves between black and white photographs or film footage

Aay Adam Ha, directed by Rakhshan Banietemad, is a film about a group of Iranian and French volunteer doctors. These doctors, working through the Chain of Hope charity, provide high-standard medical treatment to underprivileged and sick children from across Iran in three specialties: cardiology, orthopedics, and reconstructive surgery

Episode One: Room 202 This film examines the situation of elderly women in the Mohammadabad Kahrizak Rehabilitation Center and their supporting female benefactors. Gradually, the filmmaker also raises her personal concerns Episode Two: Hamlet in Kahrizak This film narrates the story of Reza Bakhtiari, a visually impaired resident who lacks limbs, as he intends to stage Shakespeare's play 'Hamlet' with himself in the lead role Episode Three: Autumn Sun The daily lives of the elderly men in the nursing home are accompanied by insights and narratives from themselves Episode Four: Eid On the day of Eid al-Adha, alongside the offering of vows and aid from philanthropists to the nursing home, we witness a ceremony of Hajj rituals training at this center