The Shores of Anticipation ساحل انتظار Fardin 1963 Iranian film poster

The Shores of Anticipation (1963) - (Fardin) Iranian poster

This is 19.5" x 27.5" Iranian poster for the 1963 film The Shores of Anticipation written and directed by Syamak Yasami and starring Fardin; nominated for the Grand Prize at the 1963 Moscow International Film Festival. Plot summary: Qasem Khan [Akbar Khajavi] thought he owned part of the ocean and got into a clash with some fishermen over fishing rights. Everyone joined the fight and after Qasem Khan's people dispersed the fishermen they confiscated the fish they had caught. After his son Masoud [Mohammad Ali Jafari] attacked him and said his claim to ownership of part of the sea was unconscionable Qasem Khan drove him out of the house; he took refuge with the people. Ahmad [Fardin] liked Kazem's [Gholamhossein Naghshineh] daughter Maryam [Forouzan]. Ahmad went to sea fishing with a group of fishermen but the sea was tempestuous and he turned up missing. A girl named Ghazaleh [Tahmine] living near the beach with her father [Ali Zandi] found Ahmad washed ashore unconscious; she looked after him with his broken leg. In Ahmad's absence Masoud began teaching literacy to the local people and got close to Maryam, who was pregnant with Ahmad's child; Masoud married her to save her honor and told everyone he was the father of her child. Some time later Ahmad came back to his coastal home, but Maryam preferred living with Masoud. Ghazaleh was waiting for Ahmad after Maryam left him alone on the beach.

Cast and crew: Syamak Yasami, Mohamad Ali Fardin, Mohammad Ali Jafari, Tahmine, Ali Zandi, Taghi Zohuri, Akbar Khajavi, Gholamhossein Naghshineh

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Hatam Ta'i (1966) - (Fardin)

Hatam Ta'i (1966) - (Fardin) Iranian film poster

This is a 27.5" x 13" Iranian poster designed by an unknown artist to promote the 1966 Mohamad Ali Fardin 115-minute black-and-white film Hatam Ta'i starring Fardin based on a screenplay by Fardin with cinematography by Mehdi Amir Qasemkhani. The film was produced by the Misaghyeh Studio. Plot summary: Gavaran Khan decided to seek the hand of Hatam's daughter Puneh in marriage on behalf of Abbas. With the cooperation of her cousin Sharareh, Puneh asked her father to give her ten days to introduce the youth she wanted for herself. One day the automobile carrying Sharareh and Puneh broke down on the road and the two of them asked the blacksmith Jalal and his apprentice Ahmad for help. Dressed in men's clothing, Puneh and Sharareh went to Jalal's favorite cafe to get to know him better. Puneh revealed her interest in Jalal and Jalal went to meet Hatam in work clothes using the name Farrokh Nozar to ask for Puneh's hand. Hatam drove him away and Jalal angrily left Puneh. Puneh ran away from home and went to the home of Jalal's mother. Hatam pleaded and gave Jalal a check for three million tumans, asking him to stay away from his daughter. Jalal tore the check up in front of Hatam. Under the influence of Jalal's behavior Hatam told his daughter what had happened and then sent her after Jalal.

Cast and crew: Mohamad Ali Fardin, Mahdi Amir Qasemkhani, Pouri Baneai, Homayoun, Hooshang Beheshti, Mohsen Arasteh, Akbar Khajavi, Hooshang Sarang, Gholamhossein Bahmanyar, Iran Ghaderi, Abdollah Mohammadi, Hassan Raziani, Rostam Khani, Mansour Sepehrnia, Tabrizi

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Hell under My Foot [جهنم زیر پای من] (Fardin) - (1964) Iranian Film Poster

Hell under My Foot [jihannam zire paye man] (1964) - (Fardin) Iranian film poster

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

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Midnight Terror فریاد نیمه شب (Fardin) - (1961)

Midnight Terror [faryade nime shab] (1973) - (Fardin) Iranian Film Poster

Pictured is a 27.5" x 13.5" Iranian locandina-style promotional poster printed in Rome Italy by Veccioni and Guadagno to promote the 1961 Samouel Khachikian 105-minute black-and-white film Midnight Terror starring Fardin based on a screenplay by Samouel Khachikina with cinematography by Enayatallah Famin. The film was produced by the Misaghyeh Studio. Plot summary: Amir needed money so he could marry his fiance Mariam, so he worked in a criminal organization run by a man named Afshar, who printed counterfeit currency notes. The wife of the gangleader flirted with Amir but he paid no attention to her until the time when the gangleader saw his wife and Amir alone together. There was a fight and the gangleader and his wife shot and killed each other. Amir went back to Mariam.

Cast and crew: Samouel Khachikian, Mohammad Ali Fardin, Arman, Parvn Ghaffari, Vida Ghahremani, Nasser Kurechian, Toros Pestmaichian, Akbar Khajavi, Asghar Tafakori, Mansour Sepehrnia, Garshasb Raoufi, Mohammad Motevaselani

Midnight Terror [faryade nimeshab] (1961) - (Fardin) Iranian 26.5" x 18.5" busta-style film poster

Midnight Terror [faryade nimeshab] (1961) - (Fardin) Iranian 26.5" x 18.5" busta-style film poster

Midnight Terror [faryade nimeshab] (1961) - (Fardin) Iranian 26.5" x 18.5" busta-style film poster

Midnight Terror [faryade nimeshab] (1961) - (Fardin) Iranian 26.5" x 18.5" busta-style film poster

Midnight Terror [faryade nimeshab] (1961) - (Fardin) Iranian 26.5" x 18.5" busta-style film poster

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Dalaho [دالاهو] (Behrouz Vossoughi) - (1967) Iranian Poster

Dalaho [دالاهو] (1967) - (Behrouz Vossoughi) Iranian film poster

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Here is a 27.5" x 13" Iranian poster by an unknown designer made to promote the 1967 Syamak Yasami 98-minute color film Dalaho [دالاهو] starring Behrouz Vossoughi based on a screenplay by Ibrahim Zamani-Ashtiani with cinematography by Ahmad Shirazi. The film was produced by the Purya Film Company. Plot summary: In an old wealthy family an executor executes a will that causes bloody incidents. In this family the inheritance must not be divided and the male child is effectively considred the heir. Before this procedure was used again, the executor was apparently killed by a man named Seif who was his sister's husband. The executor's son Barzu disappeared and the executor gave the wealth to his niece Arezu. After 20 years when Seif was about to marry his son off to Arezu and transfer the inheritance to himself in this way, Barzu turned up. Seif tried several times to kill Barzu but after a series of operations it became clear Seif's plot had failed. When this became clear Seif was arrested, Arezu and Barzu married and the wealth was once again transferred in the old way.

Cast and crew: Behrouz Vossoughi, Syamak Yasami, Forouzan, Taghi Zohuri, Rafi Halati, Akbar Khajavi, Anush, Jahangir Ghaffari, Ahmad Shiraz, Ibrahim Zamani-Ashtiani

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The Riverbed (1964) - (Fardin)

The Riverbed [masir-e rudkhaneh] (1964) - (Fardin) Iranian film poster

Pictured is a 27.5" x 13" Iranian poster by an unknown designer made to promote the 1964 Saber Rahbar film The Riverbed [masir-e rudkhaneh] starring Fardin based on a screenplay by Saber Rahbar with cinematography by Saber Rahbar. The film was produced by the Caravan Film Studio. Plot summary: During an incident an unemployed youth saved the life of the son of a village head man and meets his sister. The boy and the girl fall in love quickly. During his stay there the youth helps the girl's family but he finally leaves after the condition of the head man's son improves. However the head man sends his daughter to get the young man she loves and in this way the two lovers begin a life together.

Cast and crew: Mohammad Ali Fardin, Saber Rahbar, Mohammad Ali Fardin, Reza Fazeli, Rafi Halati, Faridah Nasiri, Mehdi Reisfirooz, Javad Taghadosi, Mohsen Arasteh, Akbar Khajavi

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Agent 114 (1966) - (Abdollah Butimar)

Agent 114 [mamour 114] (1966) - (Abdollah Butimar) Iranian film poster

The item shown is a 27.5" x 13" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu to promote the 1966 Esmaeil Poorsaeid film Agent 114 based on a screenplay by Esmaeil Poorsaeid with cinematography by Said Nivandi. The film was produced by the Tehran United Cinemas Group. Plot summary: A suitcase filled with 50 million rials in jewels is stolen. The police assign one of their secret agents to find the jewels. After investigating the agent finally gets on the gang's trail. The gangleader sends his daughter to eliminate the agent. The agent, who has investigated the matter thoroughly, thwarts the girl's plan. He arrests the girl's father (the gangleader), obtains the jewels and returns them to their owner.

Cast and crew: Abdollah Butimar, Esmaeil Poorsaeid, Reza Beyk Imanverdi, Said Nivandi, Javad Taghadosi, Frank Mirqahari, Akbar Khajavi, Ali Azad, Yadi, Saqi, Hossein Eshragh, Mohsen Arasteh

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Jack of All Trades (1965) - (Ali Azad)

Jack of All Trades [hameh sar harif] (1965) - (Ali Azad) Iranian film poster

This is a 27.5" x 13" Iranian poster designed by Davallu to promote the 1965 Reza Fazeli 101-minute black-and-white film Jack of All Trades [hameh sar harif] starring Ali Azad based on a screenplay by Ahmad Shamlu with cinematography by Homayoun Arjomand. The film is a product of Caravan Films and Middle East Films. Plot summary: After his wife's death a man married a widow. Both of them had daughters from their first marriages. The wealthy man's new wife tried to eliminate his daughter so she could inherit her husband's wealth; however a young man told the girl about the plot against her and saved her from disaster. At the same time the wealthy man, the father of the girl, was killed and in a trumped-up scenario the young man was accused of the murder. The young man fled before he was arrested and after investigating he realized the murderer was really the brother of the wealthy man, whom everyone had thought to be dead. The murderer was arrested and the girl married the young man.

Cast and crew: Ahmad Shamlu, Reza Fazeli, Homayoun Arjomand, Soheila, Mohammad Reza Fazeli, Javad Taghadosi, Afsaneh, Akbar Jannati-Shirazi, Nadereh, Ali Azad, Hooshang Beheshti, Akbar Khajavi, Hassan Shahin

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Thief in Black [dozd-e siyahpush] (1968) - (Behrouz Vossoughi)

Thief in Black [dozd-e siyahpush] (1968) - (Behrouz Vossoughi) Iranian film poster

This is a 19.5" x 27.5" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu to promote the 1968 Amir Shervan 90-minute black-and-white film Thief in Black [dozd-e siyahpush] based on a screenplay by Amir Shervan with cinematography by Maziar Parto. This film was a product of the Misaghye Studio. Plot summary: Two brothers become separated during childhood. Then when they find each other after a period of time one has become known as the thief in black and the other has become a deputy of the law. The two brothers had conflicting feelings about their love for each other and the law. From then on in numerous incidents the thief in black showed he would not return to the natural and correct life, so the two of them were pitted against each other. Then the older brother was able to but the story of the thief in black behind them forever.

Cast and crew: Amir Shervan, Maziar Parto, Behrouz Vossoughi, Pouri Baneai, Taghi Zohuri, Kataivan, ABdollah Butimar, Azdahi, Farrokh Leqa Hushmand, Mina, Hooshang Beheshti, Samad Sabahi, Jahangir Ghaffari, Akbar Khajavi

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Golnesa (1952)

Golnesa (1952) - (dir; Serge Azarian) Iranian film poster

This is a 13.5" x 19.75" Iranian promotional poster by an unknown designer for the 1952 Serge Azarian film Golnesa based on a screenplay by Serge Azarian and Abolghasem Janati with cinematography by Vahak Vartanian. The film was produced by the Diana Film Company. Plot summary: Golnesa was loved by the youth of her village. They all wanted to marry her, but she was decieved by the temptations of a city youth and had a child. The youth abandoned her but five years later when he returned to the village and saw his child, he took it with him to the city. Golnesa thought her child had been taken from her by way of the sea, went out into the water and drowned. Mahmoud, Golnesa's father, avenged his daughter in the city against the youth who had caused the tragedy.

Cast and crew: Serge Azarian, Abolghasem Janati, Vahak Vartanian, Ma'sumeh Khakyar, Hushang Sarang, Akbar Khajavi, Vanda, Youssefi, Qasem Jabali, Serge Arezumanian

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The Humans (1964)

The Humans [ensanha] (1964) - (Fardin) Iranian film poster

This is a 19.5" x 27.5" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu made to promote the 1964 Mehdi Maysaghieh film The Humans [ensanha] based on a screenplay by Mehdi Maysaghieh with cinematography by Enayatallah Famin. The film was produced by the Misaghye Studio. Plot Summary: Three men who did not have that much income met a blind girl. Since she did not have anyone they took her home with them and pretended they were wealthy men. The youngest of the three men fell in love with the girl. With the help of his two friends he found a way to cure her blindness. The day she got out of the hospital they were afraid she would not accept them because of their situation in life, but in fact she continued to accept them as she had done while she was blind.

Cast and crew: Armaees, Aghamaliyan, Mehdi Maysaghieh, Arman, Mohammad Ali Fardin, Fourouzan, Akbar Khajavi, Mohsen Milani, Rooholah Mofidi, Majid Mohseni, Niktkaj Sabri, Mostafa Tajik, Enayatollah Famin

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