Mohsen Makhmalbaf
Born in Tehran in 1957, this Iranian filmmaker and writer began his career as a novelist before turning to cinema. Known for his innovative storytelling and political themes, he became a leading figure in the Iranian New Wave. His prolific body of work includes acclaimed films like "Kandahar" and "Gabbeh," which explore social and cultural issues. Despite facing censorship, he achieved international recognition, winning numerous awards and influencing a new generation of filmmakers.
Movies with Mohsen Makhmalbaf
CLOSE-UP
Close-Up is a 1990 Iranian docufiction film directed by Abbas Kiarostami. It tells the real-life story of a man named Hossain Sabzian who impersonated...
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Harley Jane Kozak Miguel McKelvey Robert Guillaume Elena Kagan Documentary crew Scald Eagle Nozomu Sasaki Gil Birmingham Toru Masuoka Kim Soo-hyun Ali Larter Mark Strong Benjamin Ho Luke Arnold Magali Noël Ted Neeley Keith Michell Deven Christian Mack Bridget Fonda Non-professional cast Vladimir Yaglych Artus de Penguern James Jagger Jake Gyllenhaal Dennis Chan