Jila Ipakchi has been a Editor in some movies:
Winter Dreams is about that Three sisters find themselves trying to cope in the wake of their parent's death. One of the sisters, a young factory worker, finds herself faced with the prospect of marriage when a colleague shows his interest. Her older sister is crippled but largely responsible for the household and her younger sister is vibrant and feisty. Their vastly contrasting personalities make for interesting dynamics in the home that they shar
...e. The bond of sisterhood is at the heart of this charming drama. In this film Jila Ipakchi collaborates with Azita Hajian, Fatemeh Motamed Aria, Ladan Mostofi, Pegah Ahangarani, Shahrokh Foroutanian, Mehdi Mayamei, Siamak Shayeghi, Kourosh Tahami, Dariush Ayari, Asghar Abdollahi, Saeed Shahram, Ammar Tafti, Ghazaleh Motamed, Alireza Bagherbeigi, Ali Nikraftar, Maziar Sheykh Mahboubi, Hamid Safayi, Majid Zare Kar, Farshid Manafi.
Lady of the Roses is about that 'The Lady of the Roses' tells us the story of a dream come true - the dream of creating a vast rose garden in the dry and hot climate of Kerman, to replace poppies with roses and opium with rosewater. Thereby, Homayoun Sanatizadeh and his wife, Shahindokht, provided employment for 1500 families in a deprived area. Mojtaba Mirtahmasb takes us to see the stunning rose fields and the process of extracting the essence of roses. In this film Jila Ipakchi collaborates with Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Ali Loghmani, Majid Gorjian.
My Tribe Kormanj is about that A series of 49 documentary films by 31 filmmakers, Children of the Land of Iran provides a window into the traditions, rituals and people within the rich and diverse culture of Iran. In Khorasan, there are around 300 small and large Kurdish Kormanj tribes who live in various areas in the region. During the Safavid era, these tribes were moved on several occasions from the west of Iran to Khorasan. Now these tribes make up an important part of the region. Bahram Azimpour’s 'My Tribe, Kormanj' provides fascinating insight into the cultural traditions of the Kormanji, spanning 20 years. The documentary specifically follows the lives, work and celebrations of women and children of the Kormanj tribe in the Dargaz region. A film that relies heavily on its cinematography to unlock a hidden world through rarely seen footage, 'My Tribe Kormanj' is not to be missed. In this film Jila Ipakchi collaborates with Morteza Poursamadi, Mohammad Reza Sarhangi, Mehdi Darabi, Bahram Azimpoor, Bahman Ardalan.
Tootiya is about that Iraj Ghaderi's domestic drama challenges the roles of men and women in society. Shaghayegh is the executive manager of the 'Independent Women's Cooperative', an organization that is currently trying to fund the construction of a medical complex for local children. The project is in desperate need of money, and so Shaghayegh asks her husband Siavash to look after the house while she works round the clock to raise the necessary funds. When Siavash takes exception to this, resentful of his independent, hard-working wife, the clash of outdated ideals threatens to destroy the very relationship for which they are working so hard to build a future. In this film Jila Ipakchi collaborates with Afsaneh Bayegan, Behzad Farahani, Iraj Ghaderi, Shaghayegh Farahani, Shahrokh Foroutanian, Fariborz Arabnia, Alireza Davoudnejad, Ali Sartipi, Morteza Shayesteh, Asghar Rafiejam, Fariborz Lachini, Afsaneh Naseri, Ahmad Ebrahimi, Ali Abedini, Fatemeh Taheri, Farhad Arjmandi, Aida Motallebi, Javad Moghaddas, Mojtaba Borhani-Zadeh, Armin Vareszadeh, Bita Farangi, Ladan Maghsoudlou, Nasrin Maghsoudlou, Morteza Nik-khah, Ali Nikraftar, Nasri Khonsravani, Davoud Abbasi.
Six Centuries, Six Years is about that The film portrays the endeavors of a group of Iranian master musicians who are trying to locate, restore and record a repertoire of compositions attributed to Abd al-Qadir Maraghi, a prominent composer who lived six centuries ago and greatly influenced Middle Eastern classical music. During their six-year journey, the group is finally able to reassemble a major portion of these ballads by sifting through manuscripts and other documents deeply buried in the annals of Iranian and Turkish art history. The film follows these musicians as they rediscover forgotten music that deepens the roots of our music as far as six centuries. In this film Jila Ipakchi collaborates with Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Arash Shahriari, Mohammad Reza Darvishi, Ali Samadpour, Mohammad Reza Shajarian, Homayoun Shajarian, Negar Bouban, Sanaz Nakhjavani, Siroos Jamali, Siamak Jahangiry, Behzad Mirzayi, Samer Habibi, Ehsan Zabihifar, Arastoo Givi, Maziar Sheykh Mahboubi.
When Did You Last See Sahar? is about that A mother rushes into a police station as she discovers her daughter didn't come back home the night before. In this film Jila Ipakchi collaborates with Atila Pesyani, Mohammad Reza Ghaffari, Siamak Safari, Fariborz Arabnia, Jaleh Sameti, Farzad Motamen, Amir Arabi, Ammar Tafti, Shabnam Farshadjoo, Babak Mirzakhani, Bahram Badakhshani, Roshanak Gerami, Baharan Bani Ahmadi, Rashid Daneshmand, Misha Jodat, Saeed Esmati, Anahita Dargahi, Mojtaba Salmani, Shiva Karimi, Alireza Sanifar, Amir Hossein Fathi, Jahangir Mirzajani.
Twilight is about that A man awakes to find substantial gaps in his long and short term memory, leaving him unsure of his identity and past. A therapist arrives to help him recollect his lost memories. As she aids him in bringing certain mysteries to light, it becomes evident that aspects of the memories lack cohesion and are rife with confusion. Ultimately providing more questions than answers, the memories start to reveal darker insights into his past. Maybe some things are better left forgotten. In this film Jila Ipakchi collaborates with Mohammad Reza Foroutan, Shaghayegh Farahani, Jamal Sadatian, Farzad Motamen, Iraj Shahzadi, Amir Afshar, Reza Tehrani, Iman Omidvari, Sonia Espahrom, Rana Amini, Afsaneh Sarfejoo, Mohammad Alizadeh, Peyman Shadmanfar, Elaheh Estiri, Rasool Poursangari.
Other films are:
Siavash, Cloud and the Rising Sun, The Long Farewell, Renault Tehran 29, Lonesome Trees, Lebanon, My Love, Common Plight, Utterly Cold Blooded, Nora, Secret of the Rainy Night, Dandelion, Dayan Bakh, Pomegranate and Cane, 2001 Inventor, Tuneless Instruments, Town, White Dream, The Last Act
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