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Kioumars Pourahmad (Director, screenwriter) He was a newsmaker in recent months. His latest film, The Night Bus, was among top films of the 25th International Fajr Film Festival, which also took part in the 21st Festival of Films for Children and Young Adults (held in early May in western city of Hamedan). Pourahmad made The Night Bust after Edelweiss and Tower’s Peak, which in critic’s eyes fell short of the director’s capabilities. The success of The Night Bus brought Pourahmad to the fore once more. Last winter and before the beginning of Fajr Film Festival, tribute was paid to Pourahmad at the House of Artists where a documentary about the life and works of Pourahmad was also screened
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(Actor)
Reza Attaran is now one of the most famous comedians of Iran. Up to two decades ago, he only appeared in local plays in Khorasan province (northeast Iran). When in Tehran, he joined a TV comedy group in 1993 which produced entertaining programs for the new year holidays.
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(Actress)
She was proposed by Habib Rezaei (actor) to play the leading role of I, Taraneh, Am 15 (Rasoul Sadr Ameli) ten years ago and her acting was powerful enough to earn her the best actress prize from that year’s edition of Fajr International Film Festival. She then appeared in three films made by Asghar Farhadi, including in About Elli where she was cast as Elli, the most mysterious character of the film. Alidousti has also appeared in stage plays and was a choice of Mehrjui for his new play.
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(Actress)
She has been undoubtedly the most successful actress of Iran during the past two years. Her success began with "We Only Live Twice" (Behnam Behzadi) and her role in Homayoun As’adian’s "Gold and Copper" brought her the best actress prize of Fajr International Film Festival.
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