Mohsen Makhmalbaf
Iranian film director, writer, and producer
Born
May 29th, 1957
67 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Iran
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Born in 1957, this figure emerged as a significant voice in Iranian cinema, contributing to the New Wave movement. Directing films that often explore social and political themes, produced acclaimed works that garnered international attention. The directorial debut occurred with "The Peddler," followed by impactful films including "The Cyclist" and "Kandahar." Additionally, established a film school to nurture upcoming talent in Iran.
Directed "The Cyclist"
Directed "Kandahar"
Founded the Makhmalbaf Film House
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