Shahriar Parsipoor has been a Director in some movies:
Chance of Life is about that 'Chance of Life' tells the enthralling story of a young man, persuaded by a beautiful woman to get involved in a daring heist. The target: valuable, ornate jewels in the possession of her elderly father, the young man's current employer. Though the young man believes the pair have everything under control, a chain of events are set in motion that might, in fact, prove the end of him - unraveling all that he holds
... dear. Does the reward outweigh the risk? In this film Shahriar Parsipoor collaborates with Afsaneh Bayegan, Jahangir Forouhar, Mehdi Fathi, Manouchehr Hamedi, Morteza Ahmadi, Behrooz Razavi, Gholamreza Azadi, Fariborz Lachini, Mohammadhossein Farahbakhsh, Abdollah Alikhani, Shiva Khonyagar, Changiz Vosooghi, Yadollah Shahidi, Mokhtar Saeghi, Akbar Doodkar, Hossein Shahab, Reza Koneshlou, Hashem Moosavi, Yavar Torang, Maliheh Nasiri, Mohsen Espahbod.
Shahriar Parsipoor has been a Actor in some movies:
Legion is about that The funeral of the head of a family, Farzad, is being held years before the revolution. Faramak, his 30-year-old son, has returned to Iran after fifteen years of living in the United States. Katy, the last wife of Farzad, has also returned to Iran in order to attend the funeral. She used to be a famous actress and she had left the country under Farzad's compulsion. Saber Shahin, who has been raised and trusted by Farzad's family since his childhood, is managing Farzad's company. He is also the chief editor of his controversial journal. After Farzad's death, Saber is in charge of all matters. Faramak is looking for a notebook which is believed to be the will of his father. He is seeking to achieve his rights. On the other hand, Katy is trying to use this opportunity and continue her acting career. Saber Shahin tries to discover the family's secrets to get to know the dark corners of Farzad's life. He finds the documents of Farzad's involvements with Freemasonry. He realizes that Farzad was in fact the great master of Freemasons. The life of Faramak and Saber are somehow dominated by the Freemasons. Katy accidentally finds the notebook. She becomes aware of the family secrets and finds out how Saber's father was murdered. From now on, they enter the new stage of their lives. Faramak joins the Freemasonry Legion just like his father. Saber and Katy who have long been interested in each other, start a new relationship. Saber is directing a film and Katy is its main actress. Freemasons try to attract Saber to join their legion and when they fail, they arrange to kill him. In this film Shahriar Parsipoor collaborates with Homa Rusta, Khosrow Shakibai, Gholamreza Tabatabai, Kianoosh Gerami, Roya Teymourian, Fathali Oveisi, Mir Valiollah Madani, Saleh Mirza Aghaie, Mehrdad Fakhimi, Danial Hakimi, Masoumeh Aghajani, Bahram Dehghanyar, Mohammad Ali Keshavarz, Farhang Moayyeri, Yavar Torang, Ghaffar Rezaei, Hashem Gerami, Ziaeddin Dorri, Farsin Khosrowshahi, Ahmad Damood, Arash Taj, Mehdi Jourak, Abdollah Esfandiari, Khosrow Khorshidi.
Portrait of Love is about that Two art students encountered an unsigned old drawing, they followed threads to the life and works, of the main painter's life, and discovered an strange love story. In this film Shahriar Parsipoor collaborates with Jahangir Almasi, Fariba Kowsari, Parviz Shahinkhou, Manouchehr Hamedi, Hossein Jafarian, Hossein Mahjoob, Amir Paivar, Farhang Moayyeri, Mahmood Mashroote, Mehri Mehrnia, Hashem Moosavi, Manouchehr Behrooj, Yavar Torang, Mitra Ghavamiyan, Hadi Seyf, Shahrokh Dastoortabar, Keyhan Mortezavi, Hormoz Sirati, Fereydoun Borhani, Eliza Johari, Masoud Allahyari, Rasool Najafian.
Love and Commerce is about that The mentally disabled boy loves acting. He lost his mother, and with his father's remarriage, problems arise in his life and relationship with his father, especially his stepmother, and he ran away from home and... In this film Shahriar Parsipoor collaborates with Pegah Ahangarani, Siamak Atlasi, Hamid Ghadakchian, Monia Jamalipoor, Soroush Bagherzadeh, Babak Akhoondi.
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