Showing posts with label Hamid Taati. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 24, 2017

Rooted in Blood ریشه در خون Faramarz Gharibian 1985 Iranian one-sheet

Rooted in Blood (1985) - (Faramarz Gharibian) Iranian one-sheet

This is a 26.5" x 38" Iranian poster designed by Heddat for the 1985 Sirus Alvand film Rooted in Blood written by Mohammad Deihimi and starring Faramarz Gharibian. Plot summary: In 1964 in northern Iran a young man named Hojjat Ali Abadi [Jahangir Almasi] working against the Capitulation Law is supposed to go with Rasul [Faramarz Gharibian] from village to village. Hojjat is killed in an attack by agents but before he dies he gives Rasul a satchel with his political leaflets to take to the village of Kalarabad. Rasul, who has been wounded, flees to the forest and takes shelter in a thatched hut belonging to an old man named Shir Ali, [Akbar Zanjanpour] a charcoal maker who was involved decades earlier with Gilani revolutionary Mirza Kuchek Khan Jangali. Shir Ali treats Rasul's injury and feeds him. Road agents want to destroy Shir Ali's hut to build a road because the forest has been nationalized and the government has claimed Shir Ali's hut; they do not trust Shir Ali and are keeping him under surveillance. Shir Ali shelters Rasul and then helps him flee, but he himself is shot by a government soldier while they are running away.

Cast and crew: Sirus Alvand, Mohammad Deihimi, Faramarz Gharibian, Akbar Zanjanpour, Hamid Taati, Zackaria Hashemi, Nematollah Gorji, Mokhtar Saeghi



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Monday, November 20, 2017

Cargo محموله Jahangir Almasi 1988 Iranian film poster

Cargo (1988) - (Jahangir Almasi) Iranian poster

This is a 19.5" x 27.5" Iranian poster for the 1988 Sirus Alvand film Cargo written by Gholamreza Moosavi and starring Jahangir Almasi. Plot summary: Ali Danesh, an archaeologist with the Ministry of Culture and Art, was trying to dig up a 3000-year-old collection of tremendous value. Danesh informed some newspaper journalists about the discovery. The heads of the ministry, who wanted to seize the collection, reprimanded Danesh for informing the newspapers and they took steps with some foreigners to sell the collection. On the other hand General Azadi, who was collecting ancient artifacts for his personal museum and a broker named Nosrat were knocking themselves out to acquire the collection. Azadi, who had more influence than others, took control the collection despite the efforts of Danesh, and Nosrat absconded with it to get it into General Azadi's hands with a new transaction. The general and Nosrat were making a deal but before reaching the site for the talks Nosrat told his mother where the collection was located so she could make it available to Ali Danesh in case of danger. Danesh obtained some of the items discovered and buried them to keep them out of the hands of Azadi and the brokers. Azadi, who still wanted to get the collection, knocked out Danesh and was killed by Nosrat.

Cast and crew: Sirus Alvand, Gholamreza Moosavi, Jahangir Almasi, Habib Esmaili, Hamid Taati, Fatemah Motamed-Aria, Jamshid Layegh, Mozaffar Soltani, Enayat Bakhshi, Fahimeh Rastegar, Fereydoon Aboo Zia, Manoochehr Afsari, Hooshang Dibaian, Farhad Khanmohammadi, Hossein Moheb Ahari, Farrokh Nemati, Behrooz Razavi



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Sunday, November 19, 2017

The Bus اتوبوس Hadi Eslami 1986 Iranian film poster

The Bus (1986) - (Hadi Eslami) Iranian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 38.5" Iranian poster for the 1986 Yadollah Samadi film The Bus written by Mahmoud Dowlatabadi and Dariush Farhang and starring Hadi Eslami as Ne'mat. Plot summary: The people in a village have been divided into upper and lower groups (Heydari and Ne'mati). The leader of the Ne'matis sells his salt mine to the village head man, who exacerbates the rancor between the two groups, and buys a used bus for use transporting passengers. The arrival of the bus in the village undercuts the passenger transport business for the Heydaris and intensifies the conflicts. Meanwhile the village head man encourages the leader of the Heydaries to sell him his mill and then buy the bus. The tensions keep escalating. Intermediaries and advice from the village teacher and its elder are of no value. The lack of passengers and the poor business cause Ne'mat Khan to fall behind on his payments and when the sellers of the used bus come to the village to repossess it Ne'mat Khan goes after the village head man with a club and demands the return of his salt mine. Heydar Khan and the people of the village also stand before the village head man in support of Ne'mat. The village head man returns the salt mine and the mill. The old hostility becomes friendship when Ne'mat's daughter marries Heydar's son.

Cast and crew: Yadollah Samadi, Mahmoud Dowlatabadi, Dariush Farhang, Hadi Eslami, Hamid Taati, Morteza Ahmadi, Saeed Abbasi, Ghlamreza Azizi, Khosro Dastgir, Mahnaz Eslami, Mehri Mehrinia, Hossein Memarzade, Mohammad Reza Morseli, Mohammad Poursattar, yoosef Samad Zadeh, Asghar Zamani





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