Seyed Ebrahim Asgharzade | سید ابراهیم اصغرزاده

Born in 1346 SH
Seyed Ebrahim Asgharzade Mousavi, known as Seyed Ebrahim Asgharzade , was an Iranian actor, filmmaker, cinematographer and director. He was Ibrahim Hatami Kia’s assistant and most of his fame is due to this reason. He was an assistant director in most of Hatami Kia’s works, such as Mohajer, Moj Morde, Red Ribbon, The Smell of Yousef’s Shirt, From Karkhe to Rain, and Green Ash. Ebrahim Asgharzadeh is also the main actor of the film Mohajer (Mahmoud), directed by Ebrahim Hatami Kia. He started his career as a journalist and photographer in the front in 1363, and at the same time, after gaining experience in several short documentaries for the IRGC. He joined Fath narrative in 2008 to edit his new documentary, “Long Silence”, which was the result of his trip to France during the World Cup. During two and a half years of participation in Fatah narrative, he edited nearly forty TV documentary programs, of which he directed ten episodes himself. Collections such as “Permanent Breaths”, “Apple Fragrance, Olive Blossom”, “Sang and Diamond”, “Sang and Star”, “Special program of Imam Musa Sadr” were among his works during this period.