The best Asghar Naghizade’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Asghar Naghizade’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Asghar Naghizade.
Green Ashes
6/10
Hadi travels to Croatia to complete his researches on Film-making. His friend Aziz who has heard about his trip gives him a photo and a VHS cassette asking him to look after a girl Fatemeh there. Hadi with the help of a woman Hanifeh who can talk Persian searches for the girl. Croatian police arrest Hadi and because of his passport problems expelled him from the country. He then with Hanifeh go to Bosnia to complete his search after Fatemeh but involved in the Bosnia's war and get injured.
The Glass Agency
7.8/10
The Glass Agency is the story of a war veteran living in post war Iran. It depicts veterans who are suffering from social problems after the war. Society does not understand them and the standard social norms are not in harmony with their personalities.
Empty Hands
4.7/10
Maryam's husband has been a prisoner of war for many years. Maryam leaves the house at night, her daughter suspicious of her. An anonymous call from Maryam's relationship with a stranger says.
From Karkhe to Rhein
7.1/10
Young veteran Saeed, who is suffering from visual problems due to injuries sustained during the Iran-Iraq War, is sent to Germany for treatment and recuperation. Once there, he is reunited with his sister Leyla, who is now married to a German citizen. The siblings struggle to reconnect in a foreign land, while Saeed prepares himself for surgery that could change his life. A tragic exploration of the horrific repercussions of war.
Union of the God
5.6/10
Amir insists on celebrating the wedding ceremony despite the dangerous situation made by Iran-Iraq's war.
The Immigrant
5.8/10
A man who controls small airplanes to detect Iraq's front line, is put in danger not being able to return.
The Report of a Party
6.4/10
This is a report of today’s generation that we have entered to its every nook and cranny and stayed with them patiently for some time.
