Mehrdad Mehdi, one of the pioneers of street music in Iran, decides to gather his previous band again in order to run a street music festival in Tehran.Yet there are lots of obstacles and difficulties he has to face on this pathway.
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It would take a brave soul to set out today on a 10-year journey around the world on a motorbike, a journey that deliberately passed through places that include Congo, the Arctic Circle and the entire length of the Andes. That is exactly what the Omidvar brothers from Tehran did back in 1954. Throwing their film-making kit on their bikes and with just $90 each to spend, they set out to see the most remote people they could possibly find. En route they created a visual record that is now a milestone in film history, a documentary record of a vanished world: peoples, cultures and even entire countries that no longer exist. Abdullah Omidvar after emigration to Chile opened Arauco Films in Santiago, specializing in advertising and industrial films. Through it he released "An Iranian in Latin America 1973" with a Persian narration which was screened at Diana Cinema in Tehran.
A quiet and unsettling story of two trans people in love who have to find subtle forms of connection to validate their experiences at their workplace until they are able to escape and be their true selves.
This experimental animation expresses the inner conflict of a migrant as they try to adjust to a new place.
After having medical problems, and after a long time, Mina becomes pregnant, but she feels ignored by her husband, Hesam. Since he has become concerned and involved with the personal and family problems of his colleague Shirin, who has recently divorced from her husband.
The story revolves around a late-night party of some young boys and girls which turns into a disaster after a transgender person joins them.
In the middle of the winter night, the taxi driver sees a clip from his phone; Which affects his destiny.
An Iranian experimental movie
An Iranian documentary
Four Iranian short movies in one movie
Women getting on and riding Tehran-Rey railway tram.
Part of the old positives found in Golestan palace after many years, this film is probably recorded by Mirza Ebrahim Khan Akkas Bashi in France, during the Shah's second travel to Europe in 1902.
The human-like people which does not accept diversities and seeks its annihilation.
Khark Island is an ethnographic documentary about an island in the Persian Gulf. Traditional life is shown, alongside westernized developments which have been built to accommodate newcomers working in the oil industry. The film uses some interesting tracking and aerial techniques, at times reminiscent of Albert Lamorisse's Lover's Wind.
