Mahvash Jazayeri has been a Producer in some movies:
Tear And Smile is about that Mitra Panahi has no other choice but to accept what her daughter asked because she is spending her last days of life. She asks her to go back to her addicted husband. Before she goes to him, she meets a young theater director called Afshar who resembles her husband a lot. Afshar has come Tehran for participating in a theater festival with his little daughter, Golnoosh, after his wife has died. Mitra asks him to act
... the role of Sanam's father. The story ends with tears and smiles. In this film Mahvash Jazayeri collaborates with Faramarz Gharibian, Jamshid Mashayekhi, Melika Sharifinia, Farrokh Lagha Hooshmand, Mahnaz Afzali, Fereydoun Jeyrani, Hassan Pouya, Karen Homayounfar, Mehdi Rajaian, Morteza Zarabi, Mozaffar Soltani, Shapour Gharib, Abdolreza Saatchi Fard.
The Death Makeup is about that On the order of Savak, Zulfaqari is assigned to attack a village whose residents have disarmed the police station and return the weapons to the police station. The residents resist the officers, but finally the teenager who sees his father being harassed by the officers reveals the hiding place of the weapons in his uncle Ali's house. In this film Mahvash Jazayeri collaborates with Golchehreh Sajadiye, Melika Sharifinia, Kianoosh Gerami, Majid Mozaffari, Kamran Bakhtar, Hassan Pouya, Rouhollah Emami, Mahmoud Pakniat, Vahid Sheikhzadeh, Reza Ardalan, Khalil Rafe, Keyvan Jahanshahi, Afshin Sherkat, Esmaeel Gerami.
The Disarmament is about that Raziyeh, the wife of the deputy governor in a city at Gilan province, escapes Kashf-e hijab to a faraway village. Azari, the deputy governor, is left all alone and gradually falls in love with the leader of the freedom movement of women. They decide to get married. In the meantime, World War II gets to Iran, and Gilan province is occupied by the Russian forces. This event changes everything. In this film Mahvash Jazayeri collaborates with Reza Radmanesh, Alireza Davoudnejad, Parviz Abnar, Rahman Moghaddam, Mohammadreza Davoudnejad, Masume Shah Nazari, Ghaffar Rezaei, Albert Yavuryan, Victor Ananin, Hossein Mir Aghai, Zohre Mir Aghai, Majid Kiani, Farideh Tavakoli.
The Immigrants is about that Between years 1941-51, many immigrants went to the south of Iran to work in the oil companies there. A couple, Tal'at and Karamat also go there in hope of a better life. But Tal'at the wife who is pregnant catches leaper and they have to remain outside the city. The husband makes a tea-house and they stay there. An immigrant girl Manzar who had lost her parents, come to the tea-house and lives by them too. In this film Mahvash Jazayeri collaborates with Abolfazl Poor Arab, Hossein Panahi, Fatemeh Goudarzi, Mehdi Sabaghzadeh, Khosro Khosravi, Reza Rakhshan, Nemat Haghighi, Asghar Abdollahi, Saeed Shahram, Rubik Mansouri, Leila Mosaddeghi, Roohollah Mofidi, Giti Forouhar, Abolfazl Mirzai, Karim Maraee, Kamran Nader Sepahi, Darab Aghasi Zadeh, Reza Vaez, Badrosadat Berenjani, Mohammad Saeedi.
The Abadanis is about that A powerful examination of life during Iran's horrific war with Iraq. Shot in black and white, this film clearly derives inspiration from Vittorio de Sica's Bicycle Thieves and examines the war through the eyes of Bora, a young boy who fled to Tehran with his family. When his father's car is stolen, the family is robbed of its only source of income. As his father takes Bora along in his desperate search for the missing vehicle, we glimpse the despair faced by low-income families in times of war. Deeply atmospheric and moving. In this film Mahvash Jazayeri collaborates with Kazem Hajir Azad, Osamah Sami, Saeed Poursamimi, Saeed Sheikhzadeh, Hassan Rezaei, Bagher Sahraroodi, Reza Radmanesh, Kianoush Ayari, Reza Rakhshan, Jahangir Mirshekari, Behrooz Razavi, Alireza Zarrindast, Saeed Shahram, Fatemeh Taheri, Rahman Moghaddam, Karim Neshat, Amir Molaei, Sasan Bagherpour, Asghar Khandan, Karim Chehel O'Yek, Asghar Farzam, Nahid Rezai, Mohammad Goodarzi, Iraj Sarbaz, Ghaffar Rezaei, Golchehreh Danesh, Shapour Hakimi, Ebrahim Aghajani, Sahereh Matin, Nader Tarighat, Ali Masoumi, Afsaneh Mohammadi, Firouz Dadashpoor, Ghazanfar Ravand, Shamsi Ali Babaee, Bahman Pasandi, Ahmad Masoodi, Reza Semsari, Tahere Kazemi.
Mahvash Jazayeri has been a Set Designer in some movies:
The Game Is Over is about that Muhammad, who has not succeeded in konkur and thereby he can’t get into college, works in his father-in-law’s printing office, but the thought of independence and higher income always tempt him. To find a new job, he asks for the help of his friend, Bahram, and gets involved in a game of which he is unaware. He gradually becomes acquainted with the filthy dimensions of this game and tries to save himself from this dangerous game, but all the ways seem closed since he is bound to his friendship. In the end, the death of his friend changes the path for him. In this film Mahvash Jazayeri collaborates with Nematollah Gorji, Jamshid Layegh, Hassan Rezaei, Habib Esmaili, Reza Banafshekhah, Mehdi Sabaghzadeh, Homayoun Asadian, Mohammad Reza Aligholi, Samad Tavazoi, Bahman Heidari, Masoud Valadbeigi, Akbar Doodkar, Maziar Partow, Mohsen Aslani, Mahmoud Bahrami, Majid Alizadeh, Gholamreza Osanloo, Morteza Taghizadeh, Manouchehr Afsari, Masoud Meymi, Sayeh Meysami, Mohammad Deljou, Foad Najafzadeh.
The Quiet Home is about that Amir Jalaleddin, an old author, refuses to stop writing in spite of the fact that the time has changed and nobody likes his imagination anymore. He is trying hard and pays no attention to the protests of his wife, the guidance of the editor, and also the jobbery of the dealers. A woman called Narges who has lost his husband in the war enters his life and he devotes her the sentiments which cannot be brought in his stories. The initiative of a writer who does not want to retire himself, flourishes again by trying to calm down Narges, and his writings gains some freshness. In this film Mahvash Jazayeri collaborates with Ezzatolah Entezami, Jahangir Forouhar, Fatemeh Goudarzi, Iraj Raminfar, Mehdi Sabaghzadeh, Morteza Ahmadi, Mohammad Reza Aligholi, Abdollah Eskandari, Alireza Zarrindast, Asghar Abdollahi, Nikoo Kheradmand, Bahman Heidari, Reza Rooygari, Rubik Mansouri, Hassan Gholizadeh, Ali Barjasteh, Mohammad Varshochi, Ardeshir Shalileh, Hassan Abedi, Ebrahim Hanibal.
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