Mahmoud Rahmani

Born in 1980 in the south of Iran, Mahmoud Rahmani made his first short film, "Gagola," in 2003. He holds an honorary degree from DEFC’s workshop and currently teaches filmmaking in schools. In 2005, he directed his first documentary, "Naft Sepid,” which participated in various film festivals such as IDFA, Cinema du Reel, etc. His documentaries, "Zero Degree Orbit," “Molf-e Gand,” and “My Mother, Oak,” have received more than 15 prizes at both national and international levels. In 2016, he directed “Passengers,” a project he had been working on for three years. His latest film is a short fiction titled “Aghanoo.”

Aghanoo	Short Fiction	20 min	2022
Passengers	Documentary	82 min	2013-2016
My Mother, Oak	Documentary	52 min	2011
Molf-e Gand	Documentary	53 min	2008
Zero Degree Orbit	Documentay	26 min	2007
Naft Sepid	Documentary	16 min	2005
Oha	Short Film	1 min	2004
Gagola	Short Film	25 min	2003