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Nima Asgari
Director
Leading Iranian Wildlife Documentary Filmmaker
Nima Asgari is a distinguished Iranian documentary filmmaker celebrated for his captivating and impactful wildlife films that bring attention to the importance of environmental conservation. With a solid background in environmental science, Asgari seamlessly blends his technical knowledge with artistic storytelling to create compelling documentaries that have earned international acclaim.
Notable Works:
- Operation Leopard: This groundbreaking documentary offers a rare glimpse into the world of the elusive Iranian leopard, focusing on its natural behaviors and the challenges of conservation efforts in its native habitat. The film’s unique approach provides an intimate portrayal of one of Iran’s most endangered species.
- Ranger and Leopard: Awarded the top prize at the 21st Gran Paradiso Film Festival in Italy and the prestigious Jackson Hole Award in the USA, this film intricately explores the bond between park rangers and the Iranian leopard. Through personal stories and real-life encounters, it highlights the essential conservation efforts required to protect this majestic animal.
- Houbara: This documentary delves into the life of the Houbara bustard, an iconic bird species in Iran. By addressing the critical threats of illegal hunting and trafficking, the film advocates for sustainable conservation practices, shedding light on the need for awareness and action to protect vulnerable species.
- Warden: Focusing on an environmental expert’s dedication to increasing wildlife populations in the central Alborz mountains, “Warden” provides an in-depth look at the challenges and triumphs of conservation work. It captures the spirit and determination needed to preserve Iran’s natural heritage.
- Wild Moments of Iran: A comprehensive 25-episode series showcasing Iran’s diverse and unique wildlife, narrated by dedicated park rangers who share their first-hand experiences and observations. This series is a celebration of Iran’s natural beauty and the people committed to its preservation.
Awards and Honors:
- Jackson Hole Award, USA: First Prize in the Human and Nature category for “Ranger and Leopard.”
- Green Screen Award, Germany: Honored for “Ranger and Leopard,” reinforcing Asgari’s status as a prominent voice in wildlife documentary filmmaking.
Style and Approach:
Nima Asgari’s documentaries are renowned for their authenticity, rare footage, and a strong narrative focus on pressing environmental issues. His work is designed to educate, inspire, and motivate audiences about the importance of preserving endangered species and their habitats, serving as a powerful call to action for environmental stewardship.
Director and Environment Researcher
Nima Asgari's Movies
The Green Boy Of Nature
- Available for Festivals
- Duration: 30 minutes
- Format: UHD (3840x2160)
- Language: Persian – English Sub
- Production Year: 2024
Story:
Abolfazl Joghataie, a 13-year-old teenager and environmental activist on social media, decides to go alone for the first time to Golestan National Park to photograph its wild nature. For the first time, he travels independently from his family, but he is accompanied by park rangers and a documentary team. Abolfazl faces various challenges, including encounters with wild animals and finding food in the wilderness. In one of these exciting moments, Abolfazl sees a bear in the wild for the first time and becomes extremely excited. During the few days he spends in Golestan National Park, he tries to photograph a leopard as well. Throughout this journey, Abolfazl not only improves his photography skills but also gains a deeper understanding of nature and the importance of protecting it. This experience helps him become more confident and turn into an independent and responsible teenager. His activities on Instagram also inspire others to protect the environment.
Fathollah Amiri
Director and Producer
Fathollah Amiri is a renowned documentary filmmaker with a distinguished career focusing on the environment and wildlife of Iran. He has garnered significant recognition on the international stage, including serving as a judge at prestigious environmental film festivals such as the Matsalu Nature Film Festival in Estonia in 2019 and the Sondrio Festival of Environmental Films in Italy in 2020.
Amiri has won over 50 national awards and 20 international awards for his various works. Notable achievements include the Crystal Simorgh for Best Feature Documentary in 2011 for "In Search of the Iranian Leopard," the Grand Prize for Best Film at the Cinema Verite Festival in 2014 for "Life in Cold Veins," the Cypress Award for Best Documentary Series at the Jam-e Jam TV Festival in 2013 for producing the series "Reptiles of Iran," the Cypress Award for Best Documentary Director at the Jam-e Jam TV Festival in 2018 for "The Ranger and the Leopard," and the Best Documentary Award at the National Student Film Festival for "Life in Eclipse."
One of his most significant accomplishments is winning the prestigious "Wildscreen" award, known as the Green Oscar, for his film "In the Realm of the Spider-Tailed Viper."
His recent works include "In the Whirlpool of Extinction," "Houbara," and "The Gamekeeper."
Fathollah Amiri holds a Master's degree in Documentary Production from the IRIB University and is a member of the Iranian Documentary Filmmakers Association, the Iranian Documentary Cinema Producers Association, and the Environmental Committee of IRIB.
Winner of 50 Festivals
Fathollah Amiri's Movies
Alamto, A Reptile Wonderland
- Duration: 52 minutes
- Format: Full HD 1080p
- Language: English
- Production Year: 2014
Other Movies of Fathollah Amiri
Films that have passed the festival period are now ideal for television broadcast and streaming platforms. You can still submit requests for these films.
Here is a trailer showcasing a selection of these films.
Tanhavash
2016 – Available for: TV Broadcast – Streaming Platforms
Ranger and Leopard
2017 – Available for: TV Broadcast – Streaming Platforms
Vortex
2018 – Special Agent: Pauline Mazenod, Check out here
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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.
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