Amir Adibparvar has been a Editor in some movies:
Reluctant Bachelor is about that A reflection of Iran's younger generation, director Mehdi Bagheri makes himself the subject of 'Reluctant Bachelor' in this autobiographical documentary. Mehdi, still living with his parents at age thirty, refuses to attend his brother's wedding reception after years of not speaking to his father. As he relates his life story to the audience, he attempts to revise his attitude towards his family members by intervi
...ewing them one by one. In this film Amir Adibparvar collaborates with Mohammad Haddadi, Katayoon Shahabi, Hadi Saed Mohkam, Amir Hossein Ghasemii, Afshin Azizi.
For the Sake of Pooneh is about that Majid and his wife Pooneh run into a crisis because of Majid's severe drug addiction. In order to save their marriage, Majid decides to check into a rehab camp. However, his resolve does not last long, and he soon harbours plans of escape. When he eventually returns home, he encounters a scene that arouses suspicion about Pooneh's fidelity to their marriage. The conflict between Majid and Pooneh soon accumulates to unbearable levels. A poignant look at how addiction can destroy marriage, this film boasts strong performances from its leads. In this film Amir Adibparvar collaborates with Farhad Aslani, Hanieh Tavassoli, Nayereh Farahani, Mehdi Jafari, Mahmoud Khorsand, Mohammad Kart, Tarlan Parvaneh, Hatef Alimardani, Amir Abbas Gordan, Mohammad Sarban, Amir Malekpour.
Dying in September is about that This gentle drama follows the story of Sina, a gifted young man with a passion for music. Under his father's authoritarian supervision, Sina juggles studying for university with taking care of his handicapped brother. Sina longs for more adventure from life, and gets exactly what he wished for when he is introduced to the smooth-talking M.J., and Sina agrees to sing with him at the studio. However, it soon becomes clear to Sina that there is more to his new friend than meets the eye. As Sina spends more time under M.J.'s influence, his relationship with his disapproving father deteriorates further. The relationship between fathers and sons is at the core of this film, and its combination of compelling drama and beautiful cinematography makes it a must-watch. In this film Amir Adibparvar collaborates with Hanieh Tavassoli, Hamid Farrokhnejad, Navid Layeghi Moghadam, Mehdi Jafari, Afshin Azizi, Tarlan Parvaneh, Hatef Alimardani, Nazanin Bayati, Alireza Alavian, Martin Shamoonpour, Saba Gorginpour, Forouzan Jalilifar, Melisa Zakeri, Parvin Maleki, Leila Khoshkenar, Soodabe Khosravi, Meysam Yardilou.
Binam Alley is about that Two families live in the same impoverished neighbourhood but their differing outlooks on life brings them many difficulties. Mehdi lives with his devoutly religious wife and three daughters. In the same building, lives Farzaneh who has lost her husband. She lives with her son and a baby girl. The narrative unpacks the lives of these two families, highlighting the generation gap in Iran and the struggle between tradition and modernity. In this film Amir Adibparvar collaborates with Baran Kosari, Farhad Aslani, Pantea Bahram, Mohammad Reza Ghaffari, Fereshteh Sadre Orafaee, Mahmoud Kalari, Amir Aghaei, Afshin Azizi, Mahmoud Khorsand, Hatef Alimardani, Mahmood Moosavinejad, Iman Omidvari, Asghar Nejad-Imani, Setareh Pesiani, Alireza Ostadi, Mansour Lashgari Ghouchani, Melisa Zakeri, Farkhondeh Farmanizadeh, Parvin Maleki, Hesam Rahimi manesh, Ramin Ghafoori, Mohammad Badrloo, Hamidreza Mohamadi.
Starless Dreams is about that This brilliant documentary focuses on the lives of girls in a juvenile delinquency centre in Iran. Most of the girls have drug addicts in their family, and almost all have been physically or mentally abused. Although they are being punished for murder, drug dealing and car theft, their biggest crime was to be born in the wrong place. “The pain drips from the walls,” as one inmate says, but despite this the girls find some moments of joy in snowball fights and games of truth or dare, even bursting into impromptu song at one point. The subjects are remarkably open when answering Mehrdad Oskouei’s unflinchingly direct questions and talk about their crimes in matter-of-fact fashion, but when asked what they’ll do when they’re released, many would prefer to stay in the relative safety of detention. When their abusive families pick them up at the gates, it’s heartbreaking to think about what their future holds. In this film Amir Adibparvar collaborates with Mohammad Haddadi, Hossein Mahdavi, Afshin Azizi, Mehrdad Oskouei, Parsa Karimi.
7 Months Pregnant is about that Captivating social drama. At seven months pregnant, Rana is worried she may lose her child after having multiple abortions previously. Her husband shows little sympathy for their situation. Worries of infidelity begin to creep across her mind as she feels isolated in her plight. A dreadful turn of events brings him out of his complacency and forces him to re-evaluate his life choices. In this film Amir Adibparvar collaborates with Ahmad Mehranfar, Baran Kosari, Hamed Behdad, Hanieh Tavassoli, Pegah Ahangarani, Behnaz Jafari, Fereshteh Sadre Orafaee, Mahmoud Kalari, Afshin Azizi, Mahmoud Khorsand, Hatef Alimardani, Siamak Adib, Iman Omidvari, Kamyab Amin Ashayeri, Mohammad Reza Alimardani, Reza Behboodi, Mansour Lashgari Ghouchani, Farideh Daryamaj, Mehdi Delkhaste, Faramarz Roshanayi.
Aba Jan is about that 'Aba Jan' is the story of a family in the 80s in Zanjan where their lives are dramatically influenced by the war... In this film Amir Adibparvar collaborates with Fatemeh Motamed Aria, Shabnam Moghadami, Mohammad Reza Ghaffari, Saeed Aghakhani, Hossein Jafarian, Afshin Azizi, Mehrdad Mirkiani, Mahmoud Khorsand, Hatef Alimardani, Hamidreza Azarang, Kamyab Amin Ashayeri, Mahmood Nazaralian, Melisa Zakeri, Mahan Nasiri, Fariba Motekhases, Ali Nikraftar.
Other films are:
A Fugitive From Bagboo, Arvand, 17:00, Our Story Your Story, Woman Man Life, Columbus, Gold Carrier, Playing with Stars, Hangover, Paranoid, Love Passion, Accident, Flight
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