#Iran Cinema

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Ballad of Tara, Bahram Beyzai, 1979

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Mohsen Bahrami: The Multifaceted Talent of Iranian Cinema and Theatre

Dive into the captivating journey of Mohsen Bahrami, a luminary in the Iranian entertainment realm, born on March 25, 1982, amidst the vibrant streets of Tehran. With a career spanning over two decades, Bahrami's portfolio shines with his prowess as an actor, presenter, and voice artist.

Early Life and Career Beginnings From a tender age, Bahrami's passion for acting ignited. His inaugural role in the television series "Friend's Footprint" back in 1994 marked the genesis of a remarkable odyssey. This early exposure laid the groundwork for his future triumphs, allowing him to fine-tune his skills amidst the limelight.

Breakthrough and Theatre Contributions In 2001, Bahrami etched his name in the annals of theatre history with his captivating portrayal in "Lost." This pivotal role not only garnered him professional acclaim but also solidified his stature as a powerhouse in Iranian theatre. With a string of stellar performances in acclaimed productions like "Cherry Orchard" and "The Father," Bahrami continues to mesmerize audiences with his versatility and dedication to his craft.

Television and Film Bahrami's talents transcend the stage, gracing both the small and silver screens with his remarkable presence. From fan-favorite series like "City Lights" to critically acclaimed films like "The Asphalt Jungle," his performances resonate with depth and authenticity, showcasing his versatility as an actor.

Voice Acting and Radio Beyond the visual realm, Bahrami's voice reverberates with excellence. His contributions to voice acting and radio have garnered him widespread acclaim, with his ability to breathe life into characters earning him numerous accolades. Whether narrating audiobooks or lending his voice to animated characters, Bahrami's storytelling prowess knows no bounds.

Streaming Media and Digital Presence Embracing the digital age, Bahrami seamlessly navigates the ever-evolving landscape of streaming media. His online presence not only expands his reach but also underscores his commitment to engaging with diverse audiences across various platforms.

Awards and Recognition Bahrami's illustrious career is adorned with accolades that mirror his talent and dedication. From prestigious awards to heartfelt applause, his contributions to theatre, television, and radio continue to inspire aspiring talents within the industry.

Conclusion Mohsen Bahrami's journey epitomizes the essence of versatility and passion within the arts. From his humble beginnings in television to his triumphant strides across theatre and film, he remains an influential figure in Iranian culture, captivating audiences with every performance.

For a deeper dive into Mohsen Bahrami's illustrious career and achievements, explore his Wikipedia page.

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Through the Olive Trees (Abbas Kiarostami, 1994)

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CHESS OF THE WIND (SHATRANJE-BAAD) (1976)

dir. Mohammad Reza Aslani

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FILMS in 2025: 05 | Children of Heaven بچه‌های آسمان (1997) — dir. Majid Majidi     

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کلوزآپ ، نمای نزدیک [Close-up] (1990) dir. Abbas Kiarostami | Biography/Docufiction

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جاده خاکی [Hit the Road] (Panah Panahi, 2021)

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دانه‌ی انجیر معابد / The Seed of the Sacred Fig Mohammad Rasoulof. 2024

Ruins Kharanaq Castle, Kharanaq, Yazd Province, Irán See in map

See in imdb

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I owe my life to the sea. It saved me. ORCA (2021) dir. Sahar Mosayebi

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Ten (2002) Abbas Kiarostami

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And Life Goes On, Abbas Kiarostami

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Ballad of Tara, Bahram Beyzai, 1979

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A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night [دختری در شب تنها به خانه می‌رود] (2014)

Directed by Ana Lily Amirpour

DoP.: Lyle Vincent

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Through the Olive Trees (Abbas Kiarostami, 1994)

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"To continue being alive is also an art. I suppose it's the most sublime art of all."

...And Life Goes On (aka Life, and Nothing More) (1992) dir. Abbas Kiarostami, Iran

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GUYS GUYS GUYS GUYS

Iran won it's first ever oscar in animation! 😭

Yall do not understand this is HUGE

Ive seen these guys in person, and they are literally of the best and sweetest people I've ever met!

They worked day and night, with terrible economy, with a lack of professional artists, with no particularly stable income, absolutely NO SUPPORT from the country, NO SPONSOR, and they freaking ROCKED

Ive seen that man three times so far, and every time, he was incredibly sleep deprived, because of this exact project

These guys were not given a visa until last minute and they rushed to the ceremony after a 25 hour flight directly FROM THE AIRPORT, they couldn't attend a meeting ment for the oscar nominees because iran wouldn't give them permission to exit the country

They went through everything you could think of

And as an Iranian animation student, to know that they were able to do it, it just means that my dreams are just not as impossible as they seemed