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Tahmineh Milani is a Director, Scriptwriter and Producer Iranienne born on 6 september 1960 at Tabriz (Iran)
Tahmineh Milāni (Persian: تهمینه میلانی) is an Iranian film director, screenwriter, and producer.
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Superstar (2009)
, 1h47Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama
Actors Shahab Hosseini, Elsa Firouz Azar, Mohammad-Reza Sharifinia, Fariba Kosari, Nasrin Moghanloo
Rating60%
Kourosh is a successful but very arrogant Iranian superstar, who drinks to excess and has many women in his life. But then along comes a sixteen year old girl who claims to be his daughter, from Mahnaz, a former flame. Kourosh insists the baby he was told about was aborted, but Raha insists on staying with him, and changing his life.
Cease Fire (2006)
, 1h44Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama, Comedy, Romance
Actors Mahnāz Afshār, Mohammad Reza Golzar, Atila Pesyani
Rating52%
The film begins by showing a married couple Sayeh (Mahnaz Afshar) and her husband, Yousef (Mohammad Reza Golzar) who are both stubborn and spend a lot of their time trying to top the others latest outrageous adventure at getting even. Scene after scene we watch the quarreling couple play childish pranks on each other. The movie goes on with showing that Sayeh wants to seek divorce, but by mistake knocks on the door of a psychiatrist (Attila Pesyani) instead of a lawyer. She is soon discovered in the psychiatrist’s office by her husband, Yousef. The psychiatrist informs both that their problem is that they are not behaving maturely, so that they need to live apart from each other for a week. In a week they come back to the psychiatrist, and he tells them that they are trying to act out their “inner child.” He suggests that they need to talk with their inner child. They come back and see the psychiatrist who realizes that they have overcome their difficulties and coped with their “inner child."The couple change their minds about getting a divorce.
The Hidden Half (2001)
, 1h43Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama
Actors Niki Karimi, Atila Pesyani, Afarin Obeysi
Rating68%
The story is told through a manuscript which Fereshteh (Niki Karimi) leaves for her husband (Atila Pesiani) to read. This manuscript tells the story of her life when she was 18 years old and attending the University of Tehran. Fereshteh becomes interested in the fall of the Shah and other such political topics, and so joins a revolutionary, communist group. She gives out fliers, which was illegal as it was the Islamic Revolution period of 1978. Through the group, the young girl meets an older man, a pro-Mossadeq-era intellectual and magazine editor, Roozebeh (Mohammad Nikbin), who is intrigued by her “naive dedication to a noble cause". While government authorities inspect the university and streets of Tehran for revolutionary activists, Roozebeh presents Fereshteh with an opportunity to flee abroad to England. However, when Roozebeh’s wife finds out about the young lady, she informs her of Roozebeh’s family. Thus, when Fereshteh finds out about the intellectual’s wife and son, as well as the fact that she is a lookalike of his childhood sweetheart, she cuts all contact with him. She then marries her husband and does not inform him of her hidden past, only to reveal it to him when he tells her about the woman who is sentenced to death, whom he is interviewing for an appeal. Fereshteh does this in hopes that her husband will listen to the woman in a less critical and more understanding view, and to reveal to him her hidden half.
Two Women (1999)
, 1h36Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama
Themes Feminist films, Films about domestic violence, Political films
Actors Niki Karimi, Merila Zarei, Atila Pesyani
Rating66%
The film starts at some fourteen years after Fereshteh (Niki Karimi) and Royā (Merilā Zāre'í) became friends, while studying architecture at a university in Tehran. The events in the life of Fereshteh over the course of the preceding fourteen years are revealed through a series of flashbacks that represent Feresheh's and Royā's reminiscences.
, 1h30Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Actors Amin Hayai, Merila Zarei, Parsa Piroruzfar, Elsa Firouz Azar
A woman trapped in an unhappy marriage: Sima, must contend with a husband so insensitive that he makes no effort to hide his various sexual indiscretions. He forces her into an even more uncomfortable situation when he asks his wife to pretend she is related to his current girlfriend in order to avoid trouble from a society that punishes unmarried couples for being together in public.
Scriptwriter
Superstar (2009)
, 1h47Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama
Actors Shahab Hosseini, Elsa Firouz Azar, Mohammad-Reza Sharifinia, Fariba Kosari, Nasrin Moghanloo
Rating60%
Kourosh is a successful but very arrogant Iranian superstar, who drinks to excess and has many women in his life. But then along comes a sixteen year old girl who claims to be his daughter, from Mahnaz, a former flame. Kourosh insists the baby he was told about was aborted, but Raha insists on staying with him, and changing his life.
Cease Fire (2006)
, 1h44Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama, Comedy, Romance
Actors Mahnāz Afshār, Mohammad Reza Golzar, Atila Pesyani
Rating52%
The film begins by showing a married couple Sayeh (Mahnaz Afshar) and her husband, Yousef (Mohammad Reza Golzar) who are both stubborn and spend a lot of their time trying to top the others latest outrageous adventure at getting even. Scene after scene we watch the quarreling couple play childish pranks on each other. The movie goes on with showing that Sayeh wants to seek divorce, but by mistake knocks on the door of a psychiatrist (Attila Pesyani) instead of a lawyer. She is soon discovered in the psychiatrist’s office by her husband, Yousef. The psychiatrist informs both that their problem is that they are not behaving maturely, so that they need to live apart from each other for a week. In a week they come back to the psychiatrist, and he tells them that they are trying to act out their “inner child.” He suggests that they need to talk with their inner child. They come back and see the psychiatrist who realizes that they have overcome their difficulties and coped with their “inner child."The couple change their minds about getting a divorce.
The Hidden Half (2001)
, 1h43Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama
Actors Niki Karimi, Atila Pesyani, Afarin Obeysi
Roles Writer
Rating68%
The story is told through a manuscript which Fereshteh (Niki Karimi) leaves for her husband (Atila Pesiani) to read. This manuscript tells the story of her life when she was 18 years old and attending the University of Tehran. Fereshteh becomes interested in the fall of the Shah and other such political topics, and so joins a revolutionary, communist group. She gives out fliers, which was illegal as it was the Islamic Revolution period of 1978. Through the group, the young girl meets an older man, a pro-Mossadeq-era intellectual and magazine editor, Roozebeh (Mohammad Nikbin), who is intrigued by her “naive dedication to a noble cause". While government authorities inspect the university and streets of Tehran for revolutionary activists, Roozebeh presents Fereshteh with an opportunity to flee abroad to England. However, when Roozebeh’s wife finds out about the young lady, she informs her of Roozebeh’s family. Thus, when Fereshteh finds out about the intellectual’s wife and son, as well as the fact that she is a lookalike of his childhood sweetheart, she cuts all contact with him. She then marries her husband and does not inform him of her hidden past, only to reveal it to him when he tells her about the woman who is sentenced to death, whom he is interviewing for an appeal. Fereshteh does this in hopes that her husband will listen to the woman in a less critical and more understanding view, and to reveal to him her hidden half.
Nights of Tehran (2001)
Directed by Dariush Farhang
Genres Thriller, Crime
Actors Mitra Hajjar
Rating43%
Shirin Ghavami et Mina Irani sont deux étudiantes qui, pour leur mémoire de maitrise, ont produit ensemble un reportage sur les séquelles sociales dans la grande capitale iranienne, Téhéran. C’est un sujet délicat qui a été élaboré courageusement par les deux jeunes filles. Entre-temps, un meurtrier anonyme chasse les jeunes filles aux yeux bleus. Shirin et Mina accompagnées de Monsieur Rahmat, concierge du bureau, et un jeune gars nommé Farhad se penchent sur le sujet. Les menaces se suivent et Mina se trouve assassinée. En guise de résoudre l’énigme de ce meurtre, Shirin se met à la recherche du meurtrier et puisque la dernière fois la victime a été vue dans une des voitures de mark Paykan de couleur blanche, elle soupçonne tous les conducteurs ayant une bagnole de ce genre. Un soir, Shirin dans un des endroits de sa recherche trouve Monsieur Rahmat. A priori, contente de ces retrouvailles, Shirin découvre avec surprise qu’il est le meurtrier et maintenant il est venu pour la tuer. Farhad arrive au bon moment pour sauver la jeune fille. Rahmat blesse Farhad d’un coup de couteau et poursuit Shirin. Lorsqu’elle se trouve coincée dans un stationnement, Farhad et les policiers arrivent à son secours.
Two Women (1999)
, 1h36Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama
Themes Feminist films, Films about domestic violence, Political films
Actors Niki Karimi, Merila Zarei, Atila Pesyani
Roles Writer
Rating66%
The film starts at some fourteen years after Fereshteh (Niki Karimi) and Royā (Merilā Zāre'í) became friends, while studying architecture at a university in Tehran. The events in the life of Fereshteh over the course of the preceding fourteen years are revealed through a series of flashbacks that represent Feresheh's and Royā's reminiscences.
, 1h30Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Actors Amin Hayai, Merila Zarei, Parsa Piroruzfar, Elsa Firouz Azar
A woman trapped in an unhappy marriage: Sima, must contend with a husband so insensitive that he makes no effort to hide his various sexual indiscretions. He forces her into an even more uncomfortable situation when he asks his wife to pretend she is related to his current girlfriend in order to avoid trouble from a society that punishes unmarried couples for being together in public.
Production
The Hidden Half (2001)
, 1h43Directed by Tahmineh Milani
Origin Iran
Genres Drama
Actors Niki Karimi, Atila Pesyani, Afarin Obeysi
Roles Producer
Rating68%
The story is told through a manuscript which Fereshteh (Niki Karimi) leaves for her husband (Atila Pesiani) to read. This manuscript tells the story of her life when she was 18 years old and attending the University of Tehran. Fereshteh becomes interested in the fall of the Shah and other such political topics, and so joins a revolutionary, communist group. She gives out fliers, which was illegal as it was the Islamic Revolution period of 1978. Through the group, the young girl meets an older man, a pro-Mossadeq-era intellectual and magazine editor, Roozebeh (Mohammad Nikbin), who is intrigued by her “naive dedication to a noble cause". While government authorities inspect the university and streets of Tehran for revolutionary activists, Roozebeh presents Fereshteh with an opportunity to flee abroad to England. However, when Roozebeh’s wife finds out about the young lady, she informs her of Roozebeh’s family. Thus, when Fereshteh finds out about the intellectual’s wife and son, as well as the fact that she is a lookalike of his childhood sweetheart, she cuts all contact with him. She then marries her husband and does not inform him of her hidden past, only to reveal it to him when he tells her about the woman who is sentenced to death, whom he is interviewing for an appeal. Fereshteh does this in hopes that her husband will listen to the woman in a less critical and more understanding view, and to reveal to him her hidden half.