About Ebrahim Forouzesh
Born 1939. Ebrahim Forouzesh is an Iranian film director, screenwriter, filmmaker and director.
Ebrahim Forouzesh (persian: ابراهیم فروزش, born 1939, in Tehran) is an Iranian film director, and a former manager of the cinema department at the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (1971-1978) where he oversaw the production of many films, shorts, features and animations. He has collaborated with Ali Akbar Sadeghi and Abbas Kiarostami. His second movie The Jar (خمره) won the Golden Leopard for the best Movie at Locarno Film Festival.
Filmography Kelid (the key), 1987, written by Abbas Kiarostami The Jar (Khomreh), 1992 The Little Man, 2000 Children of Petroleum, 2001 Hamoon and Darya, 2008 Zamani baraye doust dashtan, 2008 First Stone, 2010 Shir too Shir, 2012
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Who is Ebrahim Forouzesh?
Iranian film director
When was Ebrahim Forouzesh born?
Ebrahim Forouzesh was born in 1939 in Tehran.
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Ebrahim Forouzesh is a film director, screenwriter, filmmaker and director.
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Ebrahim Forouzesh is Iranian.
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