This is a 19.5" x 27.5" Iranian poster designed by Ahang for the 1970
Amir Shervan film Adam and Eve written by Habibollah Kesmai and
starring Emamali Habibi as Adam. Plot summary: Adam is a ship's
captain who takes a woman named Eve [Natasha] to his sons Caine and
Abel. Eve also attracts the attention of another man. In a struggle
Adam diverts the man but Eve tempts him to acquire more money. He
forgets Eve and then begins a new life with his family.
Cast and crew: Amir Shervan, Habibollah Kasmai, Emamali Habibi,
Natasha, Katayun Amir Ebrahimi, Farshid Farzan, Nersi Korkia,
Gholam-Reza Sarkoob, Asadollah Yekta, Mina, Akbar Jannati Shirazi,
Zanich
This is a 23" x 36" Iranian poster designed by Ahang for the 1970
Shapur Gharib film Bride of Bianca written by Shapur Gharib and
Habibollah Kasmai and starring Fourouzan. Plot summary: Prince Ali
[Manoochehr Vossoogh] of Bianca, who was tired of formalaties and
ostentation, came to Tehran incognito and by chance met a girl dressed
as a man [Fourouzan]. The girl's simplicity and sincerity had an
impact on him. She also gradually became enamored of the young man,
but the girl soon learned about his special standing. She left him in
disappointment and despair, but the Prince of Bianca soon took the
girl to his country as his bride. The film wasoriginally intended as
a vehicle to make Manoochehr Vossoogh a box office competitor for
Mohamad Ali Fardin, but it fell short.
The poster shown here is a 26.5" x 16.5" Iranian poster by an
unknown designer made to promote the 1968 Esmaeil Riyahi 110-minute
black-and-white film Gypsy Fury [khashm-e kuli] starring Fardin
based on a screenplay by Esmaeil Riyahi with cinematography by Iraj
Sadeghpour. The film was produced by Sina Films. Plot summary: The
actions of the wife of a jealous father estranged his son. The
gypsies took the son and years later when he grew up he unknowingly
fell in love with his cousin; however he encountered opposition from
his father. The father finally realized the truth, the wife of the
jealous father was punished and the girl and the boy married.
Cast and crew: Esmaeil Riyahi, Mohammad Ali Fardin, Iraj Sadeghpour, Pouri Baneai, Homayoun, Habibollah Boloor, Lili, Shahla Riahi, Ali Azad, Jamileh, Yadi, Akbar Jannati Shirazi
Shown here is an Iranian poster designed by Davvalu to promote the
1964 Reza Safai 84-minute black-and-white film Hell under My
Foot starring Fardin based on a screenplay by Reza Safai with
cinematography by Reza Anjamruz. The film was produced by the 555
Cinema Organization. Plot summary: The two brothers Yarqoli and
Yazdahqoli Hassanabadi lose their family in an earthquake. Yarqoli
sends his brother to the city to become a physician. Master Rostam's
eyes are on Reyhaneh, Yarqoli's fiance. The master persuades the
chief of the guard station to force Yarqoli to sell his garden and pay
him back for paying for his brother's education. Yarqoli blinds the
master with a ballpoint pen and is sentenced to a prison term. A girl
named Mehri Shayesteh injures Yazdanqoli with her automobile and
visits Yazdanqoli with her father, who is a high-ranking army
officer. The girl's father suggests to Yazdanqoli that he go into
military service and he accepts. After his release from prison Yarqoli
becomes a rebel and goes on a killing and plunder rampage in the
village with several other people. Yazdanqoli and some other military
people are charged with putting down the rebellion, and he asks his
brother Yarqoli to surrender. Master Rostam kidnaps Marjaneh,
Yarqoli's fiance and accuses Yarqoli of the kidnapping. With the help
of the master's superintendent Sohrab, Yarqoli saves Marjaneh and
surrenders. At the advice of Reyhaneh, Yarqoli's people attack the
guard station but Yarqoli is not willing to flee until Reyhaneh
receives a bullet wound from one of Reyhaneh's people and asks Yarqoli
to take her to a safe place. Reyhaneh dies, Yarqoli shoots down Master
Rostam and he himself is shot to death by Yarqoli.
Cast and crew: Mohammad Ali Fardin, Reza Safai, Reza Fazeli, Mansour Sepehrnia, Soheila, Fariba Khatami, Akbar Khajavi, Akbar Jannati Shirazi, Akbar Hashemi, Ali Bagherian, Hassan Fazeli, Hassan Shahin
Born on a Mountain [kuhzad] (1967) - (Soheila) Iranian film poster
This is a 27.5" x 13" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu to promote
the 1967 Ebrahim Bagheri 90-minute black-and-white film Born on a
Mountain [kuhzad] starring Soheila based on a screenplay by
Ebrahim Bagheri with cinematography by Reza Anjamruz. The film was
produced by Saiyra Film. Plot summary: When a man realizes a group has
kidnapped the girl he loves he looks everywhere for her and after a
series of adventures he saves her. He realizes the kidnappers are the
same criminals who also killed his children. He then informs police
agents and with their help the criminals are arrested.
