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The film was directed by Mohsen Badi, with the screenplay written by Mohammad Hossein Meymandinejad. It was produced in Iran in 1963.

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Does this film have Persian subtitles or dubbing?

Setarehie Cheshmak Zad is available with original Persian audio on K-Time — no dubbing or subtitle translation is needed since the film is a native Iranian production.

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The lead cast includes Reza Arham Sadr, Mohammad Abdi, and Mansoor Vala Magham, all established actors in Iranian cinema of the 1960s.

Setarehie Cheshmak Zad

Name: Setarehie Cheshmak Zad
Cast: Reza Arham Sadr, Mohammad Abdi, Mansoor Vala Magham

Director: Mohsen Badi

Cast: Reza Arham Sadr, Mohammad Abdi, Mansoor Vala Magham

Setarehie Cheshmak Zad is an Iranian film directed by Mohsen Badi and written by Mohammad Hossein Meymandinejad, produced in 1963 (1342 Solar Hijri). One of the lesser-known gems from the golden decade of Iranian pre-revolution cinema, it offers a window into the storytelling sensibilities of that era.

What is Setarehie Cheshmak Zad about?

In the Iran of the early 1960s, a story unfolds that weaves together personal longing, social circumstance, and the quiet drama of ordinary lives. Characters find themselves at crossroads shaped by family obligation and individual desire, navigating a world where tradition and aspiration pull in opposite directions. The film builds its emotional weight slowly and deliberately, grounding every scene in the textures of Iranian daily life of that period. Relationships are tested, loyalties examined, and the unspoken pressures of community life surface in small but revealing moments. The narrative stays rooted in its characters rather than grand plot mechanics, trusting the audience to sit with ambiguity and human complexity.

Cast & crew

Director Mohsen Badi guided a cast led by Reza Arham Sadr, a familiar face in Iranian cinema of the 1960s known for his naturalistic screen presence. Mohammad Abdi and Mansoor Vala Magham round out the principal cast, each bringing the understated realism that characterized ensemble work in this period of Iranian filmmaking.

Context & significance

Films from the early 1960s hold a particular place for Iranian diaspora audiences: they document a vanished social world, capturing streets, interiors, fashions, and speech rhythms that no longer exist in the same form. For Persian-speaking viewers raised outside Iran or who left after the revolution, these titles carry a documentary quality alongside their fiction — a living archive of mid-century Iranian culture. Setarehie Cheshmak Zad belongs to a moment when Iranian commercial cinema was developing its own vernacular distinct from both Hollywood imports and European art film, finding stories in the fabric of everyday urban and provincial life.

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