Farshid Faraji has been a Sound in some movies:
Do You Have Another Apple? is about that In an unspecified dystopia, a tyrant rules with an iron fist. To maintain control over the people, he employs 'Dasdaran', dangerous, scythe-wielding warriors who obey his orders without question or qualm. But at last the day has come where a hero will rise from the masses to challenge the Dasdaran and free his people from subjugation and slavery. The only problem is that this hero is completely incompetent!
...'Have You Another Apple' is a bold, surrealistic comedy from director Fazli Bayram that brilliantly subverts traditional movie tropes with hilarious effect. In this film Farshid Faraji collaborates with Maryam Boubani, Bayram Fazli, Ebrahim Saeedi, Amir Hossein Ghasemii, Zabih Afshar, Leila Mousavi, Ahmad Reza Akbari, Mahtab Motaasseb, Ali Yaqobi, Mirshoja Gerakoei, Ahmad Naghade, Hamid Reza Ashtianipour, Alireza Ghorbani.
Composer is about that In rural Iran, an elderly musician and his wife spend the quiet rituals of the day together: drinking tea, sharing a meal. Later, the man performs a circumcision on a young village boy, and celebrations ensue to his music-playing. He plays once more at a funeral, as the cycles of life and death overlap in this gentle glimpse into traditional village life in Iran. In this film Farshid Faraji collaborates with Hossein Mafi, Hooshang Mirzai, Arastou Madahi, Mahmoud Yarmohammadlou, Shokrali Rezai, Asieh Kalami.
Farshid Faraji has been a Cinematographer in some movies:
P2 is about that 'P2' is an experimental play loosely based on a story from the ancient poet Ferdowsi's Book of Kings. It references the story of Zahhak, a righteous man until an evil spirit convinces him to kill his father and transforms him into a power-hungry killer. The play puts a unique and visually stunning spin to the tale, with minimalist costume and set design. Futuristic and industrial in appearance, "P2" brings new dimensions an old theme. In this film Farshid Faraji collaborates with Azadeh Samadi, Seyed Morteza Mirmontazami, Part Theater Department, Mohammad Ghods, Mahdi Iravani, Abbas Jamali, Ehsan Karami, Farzaneh Soheili, Ayda Sadeghi, Hossein Omidi, Mohammad Moazeni, Rashid Aghaei, Mohammad Allahdadi, Niam Karimani, Yazdan Zand, Bijan Seraj.
A Man for All Seasons is about that Based on Robert Bolt's original play, this clever adaptation focuses on the life of 16th Century Chancellor of England Sir Thomas More. His refusal to grant King Henry VIII a divorce from Catherine of Aragon on the grounds that she did not bear him a son becomes the central dilemma in this riveting play. The king's wish to marry Anne Boleyn, the sister of his former mistress, adds further fuel to the fire. More is seen here as a righteous man, envied by rivals such as Thomas Cromwell and loved by the common man. Reza Kianian's sympathetic and engrossing portrayal of More, under the direction of Bahman Farmanara, proves to be the play's greatest draw. " In this film Farshid Faraji collaborates with Ahmad Saatchian, Reza Kianian, Behnaz Jafari, Soheila Razavi, Siamak Safari, Hedayat Hashemi, Bahman Farmanara, Negar Nemati, Karen Homayounfar, Amir Reza Delavari, Mohammad Reza Maleki, Farzin Sabouni, Mahdi Iravani, Alireza Ara, Robert Bolt, Neda Nasr, Manoochehr Shoja, Reza Molaee.
Leatherface is about that Cologne-based Iranian director Alireza Kushk-Jalili heads this production of the German playwright Helmut Krausser's "Leatherface," a study of troubled relationships in the modern world. Dark and brooding, themes such as loneliness and coldness within partnerships abound. War is also touched upon, and the play shows how efforts to change the world through violent means are ultimately fruitless. Starring Bahar Katuzi and Mohammad Valizadegan, this atmospheric production is unmissable. In this film Farshid Faraji collaborates with Ashkan Khatibi, Mahdi Iravani, Sina Pakdel, Mohammad Valizadegan, Bahar Katoozi, Helmet Cruifer, Elham Moin, Amir Hossein Davani, Arsham Moadabian.
The Bald Soprano is about that Based on Eugene Ionesco's absurdist play 'La Cantatrice Chauve' - translated from French as 'The Bald Soprano' is a dreamlike symphony of nonsensical speech and disjointed associations, all intended to expose just how hopeless human communication really is. It holds the world record for the play that has been staged continuously in the same theatre for the longest time. This play had already been recognized as a modern classic and an important seminal work in the Theatre of the Absurd. In this film Farshid Faraji collaborates with Mahdi Iravani, Sina Pakdel, Mehdi Kooshki, Sahra Fathi.
Death of a Salesman is about that A seasoned salesman is beginning to suffer with memory loss and episodes of confusion. His wife appeals to his boss and he is moved closer to home. He begins to reflect on his life. Disappointed that his sons have not yet made successes of their respective lives, he argues with them and painful memories resurface. Directors Nader Borhani and Sina Pakdel bring us this Iranian re-imagining of Arthur Miller's Pulitzer Prize-winning classic. In this film Farshid Faraji collaborates with Nasim Adabi, Hadi Amel, Rahim Noroozi, Hamidreza Azarang, Bahram Afshari, Mahdi Iravani, Manoochehr Shoja, Sina Pakdel, Nader Borhani Marand, Mojtaba Pirzadeh, Asiyeh Ziaei, Mahmoodreza Rahimi, Hamidreza Naeemi, Fatemeh Abbasi, Paridokht Abedin Nejad, Dariush Movafagh.
Other films are:
Acclimatising, Taab, A Time to Hesitate, From The Heaven That I Came
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