Mohammad H Jafari has been a Director in some movies:
Christin is about that A documentary that looks at the issues around a female baby in an Iranian family. The family prefers to have only a boy. The family abandoned a young daughter because they didn't expect to have her. They brought her to the middle of a street and intentionally leave her and come back without their daughter. After a few decades, the daughter, who was adopted, visits Iran to find her family.
Green Card is about that A huma
...n interest, society documentary, directed by Mohammad H Jafari, 'Green Card' recalls the story of one's upbringing in Afghanistan and how the current and political climate affects individual opportunities. The passenger in this documentary, travels around the country, making discoveries about the welfare of individuals in society. A documentary which values the importance of individuals being persistent in life to make the most out of success. In this film Mohammad H Jafari collaborates with Abdolreza Saatchi Fard.
Laleh and Ladan is about that Mohammed H. Jafari's thought-provoking documentary follows the lives of Laleh and Laden, twins conjoined at the head, as they contemplate surgical separation. Heart-breaking and heart-warming by turns, the film provides an intimate insight into the personal interaction of the twins and their reasons for wanting the life-threatening operation. Yet as Laleh and Laden’s hopes and fears for the future are delicately revealed, Jafari also explores the wider moral dilemma of how two inseparable people are to be understood by the law. In this film Mohammad H Jafari collaborates with Ahmad Salehi, Abbas Bagherian.
Pacific Coast is about that A unique take on the Iraq war, most notably for its subject matter; we are presented with an American perspective of events. In candid interviews with U.S. veterans and their relatives, this film pieces together Iran's relationship with Iraq, as witnessed by the American soldiers who served. Boasting stunning aerial shots and crisp cinematography, this documentary is a lesson on how the mentalities of nations are perceived by outsiders. In this film Mohammad H Jafari collaborates with Azar Mehrabi.
Mohammad H Jafari has been a Editor in some movies:
The Day of the Jackal is about that A short documentary film about the Devilkin murders, which killed over 20 children in the late 2000s. The documentary demonstrates the struggles of Afghan immigrants within the Iranian legal system in Pakdasht. This film contains dramatic recreations, real interviews with both the murderers and the grieving families and scenes of a public execution. In this film Mohammad H Jafari collaborates with Mohsen Makhmalbaf, Siamak Sari Alghalam.
The Village that Was Lost is about that 'The mountain has fallen over.' So says one of the villagers of a nearby town when director Jafari asks where the village of Abkar is. In this startling documentary, we look at the lives of several rural families as they come to terms with a recent landslide that smothered an entire village and killed its inhabitants. Scorching desert landscapes and groups of mourners create a desolate image as we learn more and more about the recent spate of accidents. A fascinating and sometimes terrifying look at Iran’s natural phenomenon. In this film Mohammad H Jafari collaborates with Mohsen Manoochehri, Kurosh Mazkouri.
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