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Discover the exceptional talents of our filmmakers and explore their award-winning documentaries, crafted to captivate and inspire audiences worldwide. Our commitment is to bring these powerful stories to the forefront of global platforms.

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The story of a doctor performing surgeries on children under 5kg, dismissed due to a mistake. Families fight to defend him, leading to his reinstatement, another dismissal, a Moscow courtroom where he must defend his right to save lives.
A young Afghan woman born in Iran, denied citizenship and identity, embarks on a life-changing journey to Afghanistan, searching for her identity—until the Taliban returns to power…
The story of çirgan (Great Bustard) and its fight for survival. Kavukî Bokan captures the fragile existence of this majestic bird, now fewer than 30 in Iran, highlighting its endangered beauty and the urgent need for conservation.
The story of Abolfazl, a 13-year-old nature enthusiast, who journeys to Turan National Park to encounter a bear and learns life lessons from various adventures in the wilderness.

Available for TV Channels & Universities

A gripping documentary exposing the plight of the Houbara Bustard, a vulnerable bird trafficked from Iran to Persian Gulf nations. Over 9 years, the film unveils the black market trade threatening its survival.
The Enigmatic Discovery of the Spider-Tailed Horned Viper
Vortex explores the challenges and threats facing Asiatic cheetahs in Iran’s habitats, highlighting conservation efforts and scientific studies to save this critically endangered species from extinction.
“A Six-Year Journey to Capture the Elusive Persian Leopard”
A six-year quest across Iran’s wilderness to document the last Asiatic Cheetahs. Tanhavash showcases the struggle to save this endangered species, revealing stunning landscapes and the urgent fight for Iran’s natural heritage.
In the mountains of Isfahan, ranger Halvani seeks to prove the Persian leopard’s presence. Though unseen for 40 years, he believes it exists and relentlessly pursues proof, challenging doubt and time.
For the first time ever, this riveting documentary shows a wonderland in Ilam where rare reptiles are living. The film shows these exotic species trying to survive on the planet for more time

Creators, Directors, & Producers

Latest News & Reports

The Night of the Asiatic Cheetah: Screening Vortex

The “Night of the Asiatic Cheetah” event, held at the Saifollah Dad Hall in the House of Cinema, brought together conservationists, filmmakers, and wildlife enthusiasts to celebrate and raise awareness about one of the...

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The Night of the Asiatic Cheetah: Screening Vortex

The “Night of the Asiatic Cheetah” event, held at the Saifollah Dad Hall in the House of Cinema, brought together conservationists, filmmakers, and wildlife enthusiasts to celebrate and raise awareness about one of the world’s most endangered species. Organized by the Iranian...

Souzian’s Report: 18th Tehran Cinema Vérité Documentary Film Festival

The 18th edition of the Cinema Vérité Festival in Tehran opened its doors with energy, creativity, and a diverse collection of documentaries from both Iranian and international filmmakers. I attended the festival with Ms. Mahkame Majdi, the head of film submissions at...

ISNA: A Decade with “Houbara” and Its Complexities

The documentary Houbara, created over a span of nearly 10 years, evolved from an ethological study into a socio-environmental film. Its creators, Fathollah Amiri and Nima Asgari, endured many challenges along the way to bring attention to this unique and endangered bird....

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we offer our high-quality footage in three distinct ways to suit your needs:

  1. Stock Footage Platforms: Access our curated content on Shutterstock and Pond5 for immediate use in your projects.
  2. Exclusive Footage: Discover unique, unreleased footage available only through direct consultation with us—preview samples right here on this page.
  3. Free Footage: Explore a selection of free nature and wildlife clips, available on Pexels for your creative endeavors.

Music Distribution

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Maximize the reach of your music by getting it onto the world’s top streaming platforms. We handle everything from uploading to marketing, ensuring your songs are available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and many more.

Whether you’re an artist, composer, or producer, let us take care of your music distribution, so you can focus on what you do best: creating incredible music.

Souzian's Products & Sponsoring

Travel to Iran podcast, FreeTehranTour project, Safar Cinema Podcast

Reviving Classic Films​

Restoring the cinematic gem “Legend of Siavush,” directed by Boris Kimyagarov in 1976, a tale deeply rooted in Ferdowsi’s epic “Shahnameh.” A story that has inspired generations, now meticulously restored to captivate new audiences.

Our aim is to ensure that this legendary film is accessible to the Iranian community and younger viewers, preserving its cultural heritage for future generations.

Yes, we do offer volunteer services for charities, educational institutions, and similar organizations. Our primary concern is ensuring that your organization operates legally.

For such collaborations, a formal contract is sufficient to move forward with our joint activities.

Souzian is the ancient name of the Khuzestan province, a region in Iran with one of the oldest histories in the world. Often referred to as the “birthplace of the nation,” Khuzestan is where the history of the Elamites began. This region was historically one of the most significant in the Ancient Near East, known as Elam, with its capital at Susa.

When the Achaemenid Empire conquered Elam, they referred to it in Old Persian as Hujiyā, a name that has evolved into the modern Khuzestan. The name Khuzestan, meaning “the Land of the Khuz,” refers to the original inhabitants, known as the Susian people. In Old Persian, they were called “Huza” or “Huja,” as inscribed at the tomb of Darius the Great at Naqsh-e Rostam. Hebrew sources also mention them as “Hauja” or “Huja.” Over time, in Middle Persian, the term evolved into “Khuz” or “Kuzi,” and pre-Islamic Partho-Sasanian inscriptions refer to the region as Khwuzestan.

Khuzestan, therefore, literally means “The Land of the Khuzi,” referring to the original Susian inhabitants.

P.S. The main image is of the Chogha Zanbil Ziggurat, which is considered by UNESCO as the best-preserved example of a stepped pyramidal monument. In 1979, Chogha Zanbil became the first Iranian site to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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