A Man from the South of the City مردی از جنوب شهر Fardin 1970 Iranian one-sheet

A Man from the South of the City (1970) - (Fardin) Iranian one-sheet

This is a 23.5" x 35" Iranian poster for the 1970 Saber Rahbar film A Man from the South of the City written by Saeed Motalebi and starring Fardin as Hadi. Plot summary: Ehtesham has rented his cabaret to Atash [Fourouzan] but now he wants it back. He thinks his nephew Hamid, a lawyer, might be able to recover it, but Hamid falls in love with Atash. Meanwhile Atash has fallen in love with Hadi.

Cast and crew: Saber Rahbar, Saeed Motalebi, Mohammad Ali Fardin, Fourouzan, Taghi Zohuri, Ali Miri, Marina Mater, Marootian, Jahangir Forouhar, Reza Abdi, Mohammad Reza Rafi'i, Ali Dehghan, Anita Amiri, Parviz Monfared, Hossein Shahab, Reza Safayipoor, Abdollah Butimar

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Village Songs [ترانه های روستايی] (Fardin) - (1964)

Rural Songs [taraneh'ha-ye rustai] (1964) - (Fardin) Iranian film poster

Pictured is a 27.5" x 19.5" inch Iranian poster designed by Davallu to promote the 1964 124-minute Saber Rahbar black-and-white film Village Songs [taraneh'ha-ye rustai] starring Fardin based on a screenplay by Azizolah Bahadore with cinematography by Saber Rahbar. The film was produced by Film Caravan. Plot summary: The privileged village master obtained his daily needs with the help of his superintendent by getting direct tributes paid to him by the villagers. He encouraged his daughter Monira to propose a friendship with Farrokh. Farrokh damaged Monira's reputation by giving her a sedative, then fled to the city. When the girl became pregnant she told her mother about it and went to the city with the superintendent. With lamentations she pleaded with Farrokh to save her reputation, but Farrokh drove the girl away. Monira was planning to kill herself, but Morad saved her. Morad, who lived with his sister Narges and his aunt Kolsum, told Monira he was interested in her. Monira went to Europe with her mother so she could have her child without the people in the village seeing it it. Monira and her mother returned from Europe with a small child and Farzan, the master's nephew. Farzan told Monira he was interested in her but she shunned him. The master died of a heart attack and after Monira revealed she had a baby, she married Morad.

Cast and crew:Saber Rahbar, Mohammad Ali Fardin, Faridah Nassiri, Taghi Zohuri, Azizolah Bahadori, Shahin

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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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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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Roast Duck [مرغابی سرخ کرده] (Nostratolah Vahdat) - (1961) Iranian Film Poster

Roast Duck [morghabiye sorkh kardeh] (1961) - (Nosratolah Vahdat) Iranian film poster

This is a 27.5" x 19.75" Iranian poster designed by Davvalu to promote the 1961 Nosratolah Vahdat 100-minute film Roast Duck [morghabi-ye sorkh kardeh] starring Shahla Riahi based on a screenplay by Nosratolah Vahdat with cinematography by Saber Rahbar. The film was produced by the Caravan Film Studio. Plot Summary: Changiz was looking for wealthy people that he could trap. One of his targets was a man named Nosrat, whose wealth Changiz was planning to grab with the help of a woman named Ghazal, who was gradually preparing him for the hit. At the last moment Ghazal became unwilling to cooperate because she had fallen for Nosrat. Changiz brought in another woman named Sharareh, but he failed this time too and Nosrat returned to his peaceful life.

Cast and crew: Nosratolah Vahdat, Shahla Riahi, Saber Rahbar, Shahla Riahi, Sharareh, Said Kamyar, Gholamhossein Bahmanyar, Homayoun, Hossein Jahangiri

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

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

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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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