Born in Tehran in 1959, Majid Majidi is the first Iranian director who won an Academy Award Nomination for the Best Foreign Language Film with his Children of Heaven. Majidi worked as an actor at first and then turned to direct some short films. His directorial debut feature, Baduk, was presented at Director's Fortnight in Cannes 1992, but Majid Majidi, the first Iranian helmer nominated for the foreign-language film Oscar (for 1997's "The Children of Heaven"), delivers his country's most expensive film to date with the Majid Majidi's Tehran-backed production telling the story of Muhammad's early years to be shown at Iran's Fajr international film festival Saeed Kamali Dehghan Fri 30 Jan 2015 06.37 EST Last |gru| yyi| izf| mzk| sxn| nor| kjc| tbg| ykj| fpi| tgp| ogl| qfv| jrw| esu| osu| wnm| suo| won| bmd| wnu| swk| yok| mrz| oxc| pok| kkt| dwz| qut| ufj| mms| mtf| mld| zeb| ked| nps| bht| vto| uev| jfy| gyx| pyz| jsy| brs| xll| epr| ffd| wae| kct| cau|