Sirous Ranjbar
Sirous Ranjbar (born 1963 in Tehran, Iran) is an Iranian filmmaker.
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Born |
Tehran, Iran | September 21, 1963
Nationality | Iranian |
Occupation | Film Director, Screenwriter, Film Editor, Film Producer |
Biography
Sirous Ranjbar (Cyrus Ranjbar) is a graduate of filmmaking from IRIB University. During the early 90’s he began writing short stories and directing short films. He edited several films and directed short film and series before making his first feature film, Call Of Gabriel, in 2004. He has rewritten the script for the film to others, without his name is registered.
Director
- Farangis, 2015 Documentary
- A Few Alleys Down the Street (Chand Koocheh Paaintar), 2013
- An Autumnal Mother (Madar-e Paeizi), 2012
- Call Of Gabriel (The Sound of Gabriel) (Awa-ye Jebraeil), 2004
- The Little Filmmaker, 1996 [TV Series]
- Vertical Ladder (Nardeban-e Amoodi), 1993 [Short Film]
Screenwriter
- EGLANTINE, 2016
- Sayeh, 2015 Directed By Massoud Nawabi
- An Autumnal Mother (Madar-e Paeizi), 2012
- Damoon Identity, 2011
- Burden of Begin / A Friend Made of Fire (Doosti Az Jensseh Atash), 2008 Directed By Amir Ghavidel
- Out of Heaven (Biroon Az Behesht), 2006 Directed By Khowsrow Massoumi
- Call Of Gabriel (The Sound of Gabriel) (Awa-ye Jebraeil), 2004
- The Glass Agency (Ajans-e Shisheh-i), 1998 (CoScreenwriter) Directed By Ebrahim Hatamikia
- Diplomat, 2015 Directed By Dariush Farhang
Editor
- Farangis, 2015
- Like Mania (Shabih-e Sheydaei), 2014 Directed By Nasser Pooyesh
- A Few Alleys Down the Street (Chand Koocheh Paaintar), 2013
- Call Of Gabriel (The Sound of Gabriel) (Awa-ye Jebraeil), 2004
- Gesture of Fire (Kereshme-ye Atash), 2003
- Vertical Ladder (Nardeban-e Amoodi), 1993
Producer
- An Autumnal Mother, 2012
Documentary
- Line (Khat), 1989
- Fire (Atash), 1989
- Gesture of Fire (Kereshme-ye Atash), 2003
- Farangis, 2015
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Traveler from the South (Mosafere jonoub), 1997 Directed By Parviz Shahbazi
- Fire Prayer Carpet (Sajdadehye Atash), 1995 Directed By Ahmad Moradpour
References
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