Kamal Tabrizi

Kamal Tabrizi (Persian: کمال تبریزی, born 28 October 1959) is an Iranian film director. He was born in Tehran, with his parents having moved there from Tabriz.[1] A newly released picture shows that he was as a photographer & reporter among the 1979 hostage takers at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.[2] Kamal Tabrizi graduated from Tehran University of Art at Faculty of Cinema and Theater.

Kamal Tabrizi
کمال تبریزی
Born
Kamal Mosafay Tabrizi

(1959-10-28) 28 October 1959
CitizenshipIranian
OccupationDirector
Years active1980–present

Autobiography

After graduating from Cinema & TV from Art University in Tehran;He went to the war front of Iran-Iraq war (1981~1989) as a director and photographer and has made his first documentary on war Martyrs which won the best documentary award in Tashkent Film Festival. He taught Cinema and direction in Young Cinema Society and Film making Educational Center for some years and arranged many workshops on cinema. He made his first feature film Passage in 1988. Since then he has made more than 18 feature films, including two co-productions with Japan (“Wind Carpet” (2001) which was the best seller in Iranian market). His feature films and TV series are of the most popular films in Iranian Market and well received and awarded in the international Film Festivals.

He achieved PhD of Art from ministry of art & culture in 2017.

Filmography as a director

Film Film ( in English ) Famous Actors in the Film Year
OboorPassage1988
Dar Maslakh-e EshghShamble of love1990
Payan-e Kudaki End of childhoodJahangir Almasi
Fariba Kosari
1993
Leily Ba Man AstLeily is With MeParviz Parastui
Shohreh Lorestani
1995
Mehr-e MadariMaternal LoveFatemeh Motamed Aria
Parviz Parastui
1998
SheidaParsa Pirouzfar
Leila Hatami
2000
Farsh-e BaadWind CarpetReza Kianian
Fariba Kamran
2002
Gahi Be Aseman Negah KonLook At The Sky,sometimesReza Kianian
Atila Pesyani
Ahmad Aghalu
2001
MarmoulakThe LizardParviz Parastui2003
Yek Tekkeh NanA Piece of BreadReza Kianian
Human Seyyedi
Esmaeil Khalaj
Ahmad Aghalu
Roya Nonahali
2004
Hamishe paye yek zan dar myan astAlways a woman involvedGolshifte Farahani
Habib Rezaei
2007
PadashRewardHasan Majooni
Atila Pesyani
Bahman Zarrinpur
Saber Abar
Asha Mehrabi
2009
Davandeye zaminI ran & ranSahar dolatshahi
Hazama kanpei
2010
Khyabanhaye aramCalm streetsNiki Karimi
Hasan Majooni
Mohammad reza foroutan
2011
Emkan-e MinaMina's OptionMilad Keymaram
Mina Sadati
2015
ma hame baham hastim[3]We Are All TogetherMehran Modiri
Mohammad Reza Golzar
2019

See also

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