Mehdi Soltani

A romantic historical drama set around and after the 1953 Iranian coup d'état.

About the child of a well-known character who performs his sinister goals by performing deceptive actions such as holding an art exhibition, investing, and helping charity.

Haj Ali has always tried to live a righteous life and be the best father he can be for his children, but when his son decides to marry a girl who comes from a family with a different belief system, will Haj Ali be able to welcome her into their lives and be like a father to her as well?

Hamrefigh is a series of Home video performed and directed by Shahab Hosseini, which started broadcasting on December 10, 2020, produced by Hassan Khodadadi. In each episode of the program, the invited guest can introduce a person as a friend to be present in the program.

This series tells the story of three couples who are related by family, and different stories and adventures with a common theme are presented in each episode, and these three stories eventually reach a common conclusion.

Kamyar, the son of Farhad Kavian, who has recently returned to Iran and is responsible for the company of his father and stepmother Simin, faces challenges during a dangerous gamble that leads him to the life of Shokoh and his daughter Ava, who is about to get married.

Fire is not a bad thing, it burns the excess, something that remains will remain!

Madineh is the story of a courageous and strong woman who does her best to bring her family back together after losing her husband, Jahan, who leaves a factory to his son, Bahman.

The story of the series Kimia (starring Mehraveh Sharifinia) shows the impact of societal changes on family relationships, pitting a father and daughter against each other; the daughter of the family, named Kimia, is very questioning and protesting, and Kimia is confronted by her father, who is a military, disciplined, and law-abiding person.

After discovering the body of a young girl, the police, while searching for the cause of her death, discover a similarity to a recent suicide case.

Jamil is the head of a criminal gang who was imprisoned by his sister-in-law, Colonel Younes Sabzi. On the eve of his release from prison, he learns of the love between his daughter and Colonel Sabzi's son. Despite the hatred and resentment he feels for Younes, he agrees to the marriage of their children. He has been thinking about revenge for all these years, and on the day of his daughter's wedding, he is released from prison.

Masoud is a conservationist who seems unhappy with his life with his wife, Mahtab. He has married his cousin at the insistence of his father, Haj Mahmoud, and is constantly at odds with her, which is why he decides to separate. Just when it seems that Masoud and Mahtab [who is a doctor] can come to an understanding in the midst of life's problems, something happens that affects their lives more than ever. While on duty in the heart of nature, Masoud shoots at illegal hunters, and the shooting injures one of the hunters. The hunter and Masoud are taken to the hospital where Mahtab works for surgery, and this incident creates a series of major problems for the Foruzesh family.

Follows police detective Mohammad Alavi as he tries to deal with the death of his wife and daughters, and solve the case of a murdered woman.

A drunken, boorish general tyrannises his wife and his maid. When the wife discovers that her husband and the maid are having an affair, she turns the maid out of the house, little realising that the young woman is pregnant with the general's child. Years later, the general is dead, and a younger generation has risen with a new outlook on life and new problems to face... This flamboyantly stylised melodrama, loosely adapted from Ibsen, is the newest work by one of the legendary figures of Iran's New Wave.

Mahtab goes to Davood's residence to find a trace of Davood Moradi, the last person related to his sister Maryam before his long sleep, to find answers to his questions.

Two days in the life of Mostafa Chamran, Iran's first post-revolutionary defense minister, as he attempts to prevent the city of Paveh from falling to Kurdish separatists in 1979.

Ali Qavitan, the independent director of the Iranian cinema, has decided to make a film about Sohrab Sepehri, a contemporary Iranian painter and poet, due to his apparent resemblance to him. However, in order to reach Sohrab Sepehri’s thoughts and romances, he travels to Kashan, the hometown of the painter-poet. Inspired by the surroundings, the countryside and the gardens he starts discovering new aspects of the poet’s childhood and middle-aged days, as well as the last days of his life, when he was concerned about completing the story of his book Blue Room.