From "Almas 33" to "Laminor": A Review of Nearly Six Decades of Dariush Mehrjui's Cinema Through Memorable Dialogue + Film

On the anniversary of Dariush Mehrjui's death, a collection of dialogue from the filmmaker's works has been compiled, spanning his first cinematic experience in 1967 to his latest film, "Laminor." It is a look at the career of one of Iranian cinema's most influential figures through the words of his characters.

Along with the anniversary of Dariush Mehrjooi's death, a collection of dialogues from the films of this filmmaker has been compiled from his first cinematic experience in 1996 to his last work "Laminour". A review of the career of one of the influential figures of Iranian cinema through the lens of the words of his characters.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Dariush Mehrjooi, the director and writer of Iranian cinema, was one of the influential figures of the new wave of Iranian cinema, who directed numerous films in more than five decades of activity.

Mehrjooi, who was born in 1318, started his film career with the movie "Diamond 33" in 1346 and became one of the leading figures of Iranian cinema with the production of "Cow" in 1348. In the following, he created works such as "Dire Mina", "Tenants", "Hamon", "Sara", "Lila", "Pear Tree", "Mother's Guest" and "Century". Films that each form a part of his varied career.

Dariush Mehrjoui was killed on 22 Mehr 1402, at the age of 83, along with his wife Vahida Mohammadifar in his home in Fardis Karaj.

In the following, we review the memorable dialogues of this director's films with a clip.