Kayhan Mortezavi

Iranian film director, 'Café Transit'

Kayhan Mortezavi - Artists & Creatives born June 9th, 1956
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Born in 1956, a film director and screenwriter from Iran. Directed several notable films that explore social themes and human values. Gained recognition for the film 'Café Transit', which depicts the struggles of a family in contemporary Iran. The work received multiple awards at international film festivals. Contributed to the Iranian cinema movement with a focus on storytelling that reflects cultural and societal issues.

Directed 'Café Transit'

Won awards at international film festivals

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