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

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Night of the Hunchback [شب قوزی] (Khosro Sahami) - (1965) Iranian Film Poster

Night of the Hunchback [shabe qoozi] (1965) - (Khosro Sahami) Iranian Film Poster

This is a 25.75" x 17.75" Iranian film poster designed by Pasargadae to promote the 1965 Farokh Ghafari film The Night of the Hunchback [shabe qoozi] starring Khosro Sahami as the hunchback based on a screenplay by Jalal Moghadam and Farokh Ghafari with cinematography by Gerium Hayrapetian and Peter Paian. Plot summary: At the end of a show a hunchback member of a performing troupe has an accident and gets a bone caught in his throat. Everyone thinks he has died and his corpse becomes an embarrassment. They all try to get rid of it by moving it from one house to another but in the end the police find the body and arrest the miscreants who have been hiding in the group.

Cast and crew: Farokh Ghafari, Gerium Hayrapetian, Peter Palian, Farhang Amiri, Jalal Moghadam, Paria Hakemi, Zackaria Hashemi, Reza Hushmand, Mohamad Ali Keshavarz, Ali Miri, Pari Saberi, Behruz Sayyadi, Khosro Sahami, Salman Venus, Hasan Farahani, Ghovampoor, Abbas Zarandi, Farrokh Legha Hooshmand, Karim Ali Rezai, Hossein Goorani, Ezzat Derakhshan



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Friday, October 18, 2013

Samad in the Way of the Dragon (1977) - (Parviz Sayyad) [صمد در راه اژدها]

Samad in the Way of the Dragon [صمد در راه اژدها samad dar rah-e ezhdeha] (1977) - (Parviz Sayyad) Iranian film poster

This is a 23.5" x 35.5" Iranian film poster made to promote the 1971 Parviz Sayyad 117-minute black-and-white film Samad in the Way of the Dragon [صمد در راه اژدها samad dar rah-e ezhdeha] starring Parviz Sayyad as Samad, based on a screenplay by Parviz Sayyad with cinematography by Ali Reza Zarrindast. The film was produced by the Free Film Group and the Panorama Film Organization. Plot Summary: A girl karate expert stops a gendarmerie jeep in a plea for help. The jeep is carring her colleague, a notorious smuggler, and Samad. She knocks down the police warrant officer and his guard, but she cannot find the keys to the handcuffs. She therefore takes Samad with her and leaves him at a cinema in town. At the cinema Samad watches a kung fu movie several times in a row, then goes back to the village and teaches karate to the young people there. Then the warrant officer sends Samad back to town to find the criminals. An agent who had come to the village to kill Samad is arrested by the gendarmes and when his friends try to set him free the gendarmes arrest all of them.

Cast and crew: Parviz Sayyad, Alireza Zarrindast, Abdolali Homayoon, Farokhlagha Hushmand, Ghodratollah Entezami, Kheirollah Tafresh Azad, Mastaneh Jazayeri, Shahrzad Chingloo, Mohammad Goodarzi, Reza Hushmand, Mir Ahmad Irvanloo, Ali Akbar Mahdavifar, Jahangir Samimifar, Esmail Shirazi, Siamak Shirzad, Mohammad Varshochi, Monoochehr Yekta Vosooghi, Zabibollah Zabihpoor, George Zahedi, Bahman Zarrinpour, Ali Zahedi, Homayoun

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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Rough Men [مردان خشن] [mardan-e khashan] (1971) - (Fardin)

Rough Men [مردان خشن] (1971) - (Fardin) Iranian poster



Pictured here is a 23.5" x 35.25" inch Iranian poster by an unknown designer printed by the E'an House of Advertising to promote the- 1971 Saber Rahbar film Rough Men [mardan-e khashan] [Pictured here is a 23.5" x 35.25" inch Iranian poster by an unknown designer printed by the E'an House of Advertising to promote the- 1971 Saber Rahbar film Rough Men [mardan-e khashan] [مردان خشن] starring Fardin based on a screenplay by Ahmad Najibzadeh with cinematography by Shokrollah Rafii. The film was produced by Studio Mehregan. The stone structure in the background on the poster is the Falak-ol-Aflak Castle in the city of Khorrambabad, Lorestan Province, built under the Sassanid Dynasty (226-651). Plot summary: Ayaz is hostile to Nasir's family so he plots to have the head of the family thrown in prison. Nasir [Fardin] sets out to get revenge but he is driven out of the city by Ayaz. Nasir meets a public gymnast and learns some strongman exhibition stunts. When he returns he kidnaps Ayaz's daughter and ties her to a wagon so he can rape her. Ayaz frantically pursues Nasir but falls off a roof and dies. Nasir changes his mind and ends up marrying the girl he loves.

Cast and crew: Mohamad Ali Fardin, Saber Rahbar, Ahmad Najibzadeh, Reza Arham Sadr, Jamshid Mashayekhi, Lili, Reza Abdi, Mohammad Rexa Rafi'i, Firuzeh, Arezu Ghaffari, Reza Hushmand, Khalil Oghab



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Sunday, October 13, 2013

Tomorrow is Bright [farda roshan ast فردا روشن است] - (Fardin) - (1960) Iranian one-sheet

Farda Roshan Ast فردا رشن است (1960) - (Fardom) Iranian film poster sheet

This is a 23.5" x 16" Iranian poster by an unknown designer made to promote the 1960 Sardar Saker 109-minute black-and-white film Tomorrow Is Bright [فردا روشن است farda roshan ast] starring Fardin, based on a screenplay by Nesame Fatemi with cinematography by Naser Rafat. Plot summary: When a woman realizes her husband has come under the influence of a cabaret singer she changes her appearance and behavior in an effort to get close to her elusive husband again and bring him back into family life. The cabaret singer and her agents kidnap the woman, but the husband catches them with the help of the police and then begins a new life with his wife.

Cast and crew: Sardar Saker, Nesame Fatemi, Delkash, Mohamad Ali Fardin, Vida Ghahremani, Vigen, Manuchehr Tayefeh, Malakeh Ranjbar, Reza Shafi, Parkhideh, Ashraf Kashani, Salman Venus, Reza Hushmand, Mahmoud Moqaddam, Masoudi, Naser Rafat



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