Showing posts with label Mohammad Motevaselani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mohammad Motevaselani. Show all posts

Friday, June 8, 2018

Mastane مستانه Sahar Dolatshahi 2014 Iranian one-sheet

(1987) - (Sahar Dolatshahi) Iranian one-sheet

This is a 26.5" x 38" Iranian poster designed by Behzad Khorshidi for the 2014 Hossein Farahbakhsh film Mastane written by Asghar Naimi and starring Sahar Dolatshahi as Mastane. Plot summary: Mastane is a nationally famous actress who is sexually assaulted and then punished by the legal system when she tries to get justice.

Cast and crew: Hossein Farahbakhsh, Behzad Khorshidi, Asghar Naimi, Farhad Aslani, Sahar Dolatshahi, Milad Keymaram, Baran Kosari, Mohammad Motevaselani, Anooshirvan Naeemi, Atila Pesiani, Azita Torkashvand



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Sunday, November 19, 2017

Mirza Norooz's Shoes کفش های میرزا نوروز Ali Nassirian 1985 Iranian film poster

Mirza Norooz's Shoes (1985) - (Ali Nassirian) Iranian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 29" Iranian poster designed by Heddat for the 1985 Mohammad Motevaselani film Mirza Norooz's Shoes written by Dariush Farhang and Susan Taslimi and starring Ali Nassirian as Mirza Norooz. Plot summary: In this comedy set in premodern Iran Mirza Norooz is a pharmacist who is unwilling to discard his old worn-out shoes and buy new ones. This causes the people in his town to ridicule him and makes him unfit to appear at public functions. His wife and children are no longer able to tolerate the situation. They have left him and made the purchase of new shoes the condition for their return. Mirza finally decides to buy new shoes with much bitterness. He tries to discard his old worn-out shoes, but they cause problems for him no matter what he does with them. Things get so bad for him that he is almost beheaded by mistake. He finally gets relief when his old shoes are publicly burned. He then goes back to a peaceful life with his wife and children, who have come back home.

Cast and crew: Mohammad Motevaselani, Dariush Farhang, Susan Taslimi, Ali Nassirian, Mohamad Ali Keshavarz, Reza Abdi, Kazem Afrandnia, Saeed Amir Soleymani, Zahra Boroomand, Gohar Golkar, Asghar Khandan, Jamshid Layegh, Ezzatollah Ramazanifar, Sami Tahasuni, Mohammad Varshochi



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Monday, July 14, 2014

Compromise [سازش] (Behrouz Vossoughi) - (1974) Iranian Film Poster

The Compromise [sazesh] (2000) - (Behrouz Vossoughi) Iranian Film Poster

Pictured is a 25.5" x 35.5" Iranian poster desgined by Atileh Saeed to promote the 1974 Mohammed Motevaselani 98-minute black-and-white film The Compromise [sazesh] starring Behrouz Vossoughi based on a story by Mohammad Motevaselani with cinematography by Nemat Haghighi. Plot summary: Javad [Behrouz Vossoughi] is a young man who has taken a liking to a girl named Batoul [Nushafarin], whose mother is sick. To meet the costs of treatment and surgery for Batoul's mother, Javad decides to rob the home of a woman named Ziba [Nuri Kasrai]. There he finds that Ziba has a relationship with a man named Khalayeq, who is head of the neighborhood association. Javad decides instead of stealing he will blackmail Khalayeq. The next day Javad goes to Khalayeq's home and makes his demand. All of Khalayeq's options are controlled by his wife Badri [Mahin Shahabi] so he has a problem paying money to Javad. Javad poses as Dr. Khastegari, a name Khalayeq has been using as a telephone alibi with Badri, and gets himself invited by Badri to stay at Khalayeq's home. While there he sees that Khalayeq's son [Majid Mozaffari] is in an illicit relationship with the maid. He gradually gets involved with the lives of Khalayeq's rivals in the neighborhood association and learns their individual secrets. Ultimately at a meeting of the neighborhood association Javad runs for president. After he is elected he forgets about Batoul and finds himself in a lovely trap.

Cast and crew: Mohammad Motevaselani, Nemat Haghighi, Behrouz Vossoughi, Nuri Kasrai, Arman, Nushafarin, Mahin Shahabi, Majid Mozaffari, Dariush Asadzade, Abbas Nazeri, Nematollah Gorji, Ali Akbar Mahdavifar, Farshid Farshood, Maliheh Nassiri, Mohammad Varshochi



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Sunday, October 20, 2013

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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The Three Wastrels (1965)

The Three Wastrels [seta nokhaleh] (1965) - (Mohammad Motevaselani) Iranian film poster

Shown here is a 27.5" x 13" Iranian poster designed by Davallu to promote the 1965 91-minute Saber Rahbar black-and-white film The Three Wastrels [seta nokhaleh] starring Mohammad Motevaselani based on a screenplay by Mohammad Motevaselani with cinematography by Saber Rahbar. The film was produced by the Tehran United Cinemas Group. Plot summary: To treat a girl who had lost her family and become confused in an accident, Amir, Nader and Mansour were trying to raise some money. Once they traded a violin belonging to one of the three friends for a criminal group's violin containing three million tumans. Finally with police intervention the criminals were arrested. The three friends received a reward of 100000 tumans and with that money they treated the girl.

Cast and crew: Saber Rahbar, Mohammad Motevaselani, Fariba Khatami, Mohammad Motevaselani, Garshasb Raoufi, Mansour Sepehrnia, Asghar Timuri, Shahin, Ne'matollah Pishvaian, Mohsen Arasteh, Dalileh Namazi, Jamshid Mehrdad, Ezzatollah Vosoogh, Yadi, Firouz, Makvandi, Mariam Saheli



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Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Those without Stars (1959) - (Jaleh)

Those without Stars [bisetarehha] (1959) - (Jaleh) Iranian film poster

This is a 17.5" x 28.5" Iranian promotional poster designed by Ojaqian for the 1959 69-minute Khosrow Parvisi black-and-white film Those without Stars [bisetarehha] starring Jaleh with cinematography by Fereydoun Reypoor based on a screenplay by Khosrow Parvisi. This film was a product of Tehran's Film City Studio. Plot summary: Three aimless youth were doing whatever they could to get on with life when they met a capricious woman who toyed with all three of them. After this episode they understood the facts of life and from then on they confronted the affairs of their lives with determination and resolve.

Cast and crew: Khosrow Parvisi, Jaleh, Mohammad Motevaselani, Garshasb Raoufi, Mansour Sepehrnia, Fereydun Reypoor, Abbas Mosaddeq, Ali Parvaneh, Hossein Mohseni, Homayoun, Vigen, Mahvash

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