Mohammad Haddadi has been a Cinematographer 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 interviewing them one by one. In this film Mohammad Haddadi collaborates with Katayoon Shahabi, Amir Adibparvar, Hadi Saed Mohkam, Amir Hossein Ghasemii, Afshin Azizi.
Behind the Wheel of Life is about that 'Behind the Wheel of Life' is a short film about Nasri, a divorced mother who drives a taxi to support herself and her son. Revealing her frustrations and loves in equal measure, Sahar Salahshoor's documentary follows Nasri through a day in her life, exploring the importance of religious faith, friendship and, of course, her beloved car in sustaining her independence. The result is a poignant story, told through Nasri’s own accounts and footage of her daily dramas, of the ups and downs of a single mother making her way in the world. In this film Mohammad Haddadi collaborates with Saeed Rashtian, Sahar Salahshoor, Amir Pejman Habibian.
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 Mohammad Haddadi collaborates with Hossein Mahdavi, Amir Adibparvar, Afshin Azizi, Mehrdad Oskouei, Parsa Karimi.
Hey Humans is about that Through the charity organization, "Chain of Hope", a team of volunteer Iranian and French medical doctors treat underprivileged child patients from all over Iran in three branches of cardiac, orthopedics and rehabilitation to the highest standards. Website: karafilm.ir In this film Mohammad Haddadi collaborates with Rakhshan Banietemad, Shirin Barghnavard, Yadollah Najafi, Mohammad Reza Jahanpanah, Siamak Kalantari, Rashid Danesh, Ensieh Maleki, Abbas Kowsari.
Friends at Work is about that In 1983, amidst the hardships of post-revolutionary and war-torn Iran, a group of engineering classmates established a steel foundry near the city of Sari, in the North of Iran. Their main goal was to gain income for themselves and at the same time eliminate the nation’s dependence on foreign steel. They dubbed themselves 'the Tabarestaners' after the name of the province where they first began their successful collaborations. Over the years they have worked together to overcome many obstacles which were mostly due to economic problems at the national level. They founded the Tabarestan Steel Foundry and have since established other factories around Iran. The Tabarestaners have maintained their circle of friends and relatives for years. Now that they have reached retirement age they are thinking about the future of their industries. The film starts with Mr. Gholamreza Rasoolian, CEO of Tabarestan Steel Complex, traveling to visit his factory. During the course of the film, we get to know the other Tabarestaners one by one and their roles in the development of their projects and their individual achievements. Moreover, the film depicts the Tabarestaners’ cordial relationships. Website: karafilm.ir In this film Mohammad Haddadi collaborates with Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Mohsen Abdolvahab, Yadollah Najafi, Mohammad Reza Jahanpanah, Amir Hossein Ghasemii, Reza Teymouri, Reza Mortazavi, Nezamoddin Kiaie, Ahmad Vafaei, Abbas Kowsari.
Flax to Fire is about that The documentary Flax to Fire depicts the life and work of Aliasghar Hajibaba, an elite Iranian industrialist and entrepreneur. Originally trained as a quiltmaker in his youth, he manages to start an independent business in the midst of a tumultuous life. With the help of his family, he successfully pursues his endeavors to the point that he eventually becomes known as a founder of Iran’s iron alloys and foundry industry. This film bears witness to Hajibaba’s incessant work ethic throughout his long life. He and his associates also discuss the political struggles, economic problems and social barriers of their times. Website: karafilm.ir In this film Mohammad Haddadi collaborates with Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Bahram Azimpoor, Yadollah Najafi, Amir Hossein Ghasemii, Babak Mirzakhani, Shabnam Hosseini, Abbas Kowsari.
Finding Farideh is about that "Finding Farideh" is a feature-length documentary about an Iranian girl named Farideh, who had been abandoned in a holy shrine in Iran when she was 6 months old in 1976 and then she was transferred to Tehran's nursery. A few days later, she got adopted by a Dutch couple and left Iran to the Netherlands to start her new life. Her parents promised to take her to Iran when she turns 18, but it never happened because they always thought that Iran is a dangerous country to go Now, she overcomes her fears and starts a personal journey to her motherland Iran for the first time to meet three families who claim to be her real family and have a DNA test with them, and to find out about her Iranian identity and culture. In this film Mohammad Haddadi collaborates with Azadeh Mousavi, Afshin Azizi, Hamid Najafirad, Ensieh Maleki, Kourosh Ataei.
Other films are:
Goodbye Shirazi Girl, No Prior Appointment, Termite, Guest Room
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