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Biennale Cinema 2022 :: Awards Ceremony
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Coming: 15th Annual Iranian Film Festival! : San
Francisco: Sep. 17-18 This year, the
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Australia, and Denmark…, ranging from fiction, documentary, short, animation…. to the
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Obeisi, Afarin |
Birth name
Soghra Obeisi
Date of Birth
13 March 1952, Lahijan, Iran
Afarin Obeisi (March 13, 1952, Lahijan, Iran)
Afarin Obeisi, whose real name is Soghra Obeisi (born on March 13, 1952), is an Iranian veteran actress.
She is mostly known for playing opposite the legendary iranian actor Behrouz Vossoughi in Ali Hatami's Toghie (Wood Pigeon 1971).
Afarin Obeisi started her career in cinema with Leyli and Majnoon in 1970, directed by Siamak Yasami, and in the same year, she played opposite Behrouz Vossoughi in Toghie, directed by Ali Hatami.
In 1999, she makes a comeback to the cinema after being 28 years away from the world of acting since the 1979 revolution, by starring in the movie "Fame" by Iraj Ghaderi with a screenplay by Mohammad Hadi Karimi.
In the same year, she played a short role in Reza Mirkarimi's "The Child and The Soldier".
The Hidden Half (by Tahmineh Milani) may be considered as one of her most successful performances after a long break from acting.
Selected works of
Obeisi, Afarin
2002
Bread and Love and Motor 1000 | Naan va Eshgh va Motor 1000 (2002)
2001
The Hidden Half | Nimeh-ye penhan (2001)
2000
The Child and the Soldier | Koudak va sarbaz (2000)
2000
Fame | Shohrat (2000)
1971
The Pigeon | Toghie (1971)
1970
Leyli and Majnoon (1970)
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