Showing posts with label Reza Fazeli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reza Fazeli. Show all posts

Thursday, May 19, 2016

Jonubi (1973) - (Reza Fazeli) جنوبی Iranian film poster

Jonubi (1973) - (Reza Fazeli) Iranian movie poster

This is a 27.25" x 19.5" poster designed by Abzari for the 1973 action film Jonubi جنوبی written and directed by Mohammad Reza Fazeli and starring Reza Fazeli as Jonubi. Plot summary: Akram [Shahnaz Tehrani] was released from prison after serving time on a charge of killing Qasem, went work in a cafe along with Aqdas [Farangis Foruhar]. Mehdi [Ahmad Moini] and his friends, who were planning on abusing Akram, tore up the cafe every night until one night Jasem-e Siah, known as Jonubi, [Mohammad Reza Fazeli] got into a fight with Mehdi's people supported by Akram. Akram disclosed to Jonubi, who was Qasem's brother, that he was innocent and that Qasem had not been killed. Jonubi realized has brother had been killed by Mehdi. Jonubi and Mehdi faced off in a graveyard. Mehdi was beaten by Jonubi, but the fight was broken up when the police arrived.

Cast and crew: Mohammad Reza Fazeli, Reza Fazeli, Abzari, Morteza Aghili, Shahnaz Tehrani, Farangis Foruhar, Ahmad Moini, Javad Taghadosi, Qasemi Kian, Reza Zulfaghari, Atash, Parviz Shokri, Davud, Iraj, Jahangir Basharat, Zare, Reza Safaipoor, Reza Safayipoor, Mashinchian



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Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Night of the Angels شب فرشتگان (Googoosh) - (1968) Iranian film poster

Night of the Angels (1968) - (Googoosh) Iranian poster

This is a 21" x 30.5" Iranian poster by an unknown designer for the 1968 film The Night of the Angels [shab-e fereshtegan], a comedy written and directed by Fereydun Gole and starring Reza Fazeli. Plot summary: Three friends with different personalities were working in a store; when they were off work at night they looked for wealthy girls to help them prosper. To do this they presented themselves as sophisticated wealthy people and acted as if they had a lot of money. They met three pretty stylish girls and set themselves up as engineers. When they invited the girls to their homes it became obvious that one of their fathers owned the shop where the boys worked. The three fled after they realized this. When the families of the girls sensed they had been insulted they went after the three youths. During the pursuit the youths were arrested on suspicion they were smuggling narcotics but after investigation the police realized they were innocent. Then the three boys lost their jobs and did not know what to do. When the girls were confident the boys were innocent, they were no longer angry and they all got married.

Cast and crew: Fereydun Gole, Reza Fazeli, Nancy Kovack, Katayun Amir Ebrahimi, Googoosh, Hosein Gil, Kan'an Kiani, Hamideh Keirabadi, Javad Taghadosi, Nersi Korkia, Rahim Roshanian, Abbas Mehrdadian, Saber Atashin, Dariush Talayi, Hassan Ghaffari



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Monday, October 21, 2013

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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Sunday, October 20, 2013

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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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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