All 17 Behnoosh Bakhtiari Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Dive into the world of Behnoosh Bakhtiari, a versatile and talented actress who has left her mark on the Iranian film industry. In this article, we present a roundup of her most notable movies, exploring the unique narratives and characters she has brought to life.
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1. Sweet Life (2009)
“Sweet Life” (2009) is a captivating romantic comedy from Iran that tells the story of Amir, a passionate and talented actor, who falls deeply in love with beautiful Hasti. Unfortunately, her father refuses to allow them to marry, and Amir’s dreams of a happy life with his beloved dwindle.
2. Whatever God Wants (2010)
“Whatever God Wants, “ a heartwarming family comedy film from Iran (2010), stars Taraneh Alidoosti, Hamed Komaily, and Reza Attaran. The film follows Vandad and Parmida, two young individuals who receive news of their parents’ passing, bringing them to Kish.
3. Two Sister (2010)
In the heart of Iran, “Two Sister” (2010) unfolds a touching comedy-drama tale of two estranged sisters brought back together by their mother’s sudden illness. Directed by Mohammad Banki and written by Hossein Mesghali, this film navigates the complexities of sibling rivalry, the bonds of family, and the healing power of reconciliation. With a runtime of 1 hour and 45 minutes, “Two Sister” features captivating performances by Mohammad Reza Golzar, Hamed Komaily, and Elnaz Shakerdoost.
4. Accusation (2010)
Accusation is a hilarious satirical comedy set in the oppressive environment of modern Iran. The film follows Ehsan, a hapless journalist who finally finds success with his article about superstitious beliefs among the urban middle classes. However, his newfound fame soon becomes a burden, as his work is misinterpreted and he finds himself entangled in a web of accusations.
5. You and Me (2011)
“You and Me, “ originally titled “To Va Man, “ is a heartwarming Iranian comedy-romance directed by Mohammad Banki. Released in 2011, the film stars Mohammad Reza Golzar, Elnaz Shakerdoost, and Behnoosh Bakhtiari. The story revolves around two youngsters who are forced to pretend to be engaged due to societal pressure. This deception leads them on a series of unexpected adventures, eventually leading them to discover true love.
6. Deportees 3 (2011)
Deportees 3, a fast-paced action-comedy-drama from Iran, follows a group of deportees as they face the challenges of life after war. When one of their own falls critically ill, his friends rush to visit him, each bringing a unique story that paints a colorful picture of life after conflict.
7. Resident of the Middle Floor (2014)
The Resident of the Middle Floor is a fascinating drama and fantasy film from 2014, originally titled Saken Tabaghe Vasat and directed by Shahab Hosseini. Starring Shahab Hosseini, Farhad Aslani, and Shima Akbarzade, this unique film follows the journey of a struggling writer who struggles to find inspiration. The writer becomes so immersed in his fantasies and fictional characters that he begins to blur the line between reality and fiction.
8. A 5 Star (2014)
A 5 Star, also known as Panj Setareh, is a heart-wrenching drama set in a world of luxury. Maryam, a young woman, works in a prestigious five-star hotel to pay her university tuition. Despite excelling at her job, Maryam becomes the target of accusations when an expensive watch goes missing.
9. Giti’s Problem (2016)
“Giti’s Problem” is a thought-provoking 2016 Iranian drama that delves into the complexities of modern life, relationships, and the internet. The film follows a young couple, Iraj and Giti, as they grapple with the challenges that arise from Giti’s virtual life on the internet. Their once-happening life starts to spiral out of control, with the consequences of Giti’s online actions impacting their day-to-day life.
10. 50 Kilos of Sour Cherries (2016)
In the heart of Iran, ’50 Kilos of Sour Cherries’ is a riveting, comedic romance that takes unexpected turns from its seemingly ordinary start. With a wicked twist at the wedding festivities, an unintentionally thrilling journey begins for the film’s protagonists, Aida and Davoud.
11. Privacy (2017)
In “Privacy” (2017), a group of young friends embark on a journey to a secluded villa situated in the north of Tehran. Intending to escape the confines of their daily lives, the group finds solace in the serenity of the countryside. However, their peace is soon shattered as their troubles begin to surface, one by one.
12. Little Heroes (2017)
Little Heroes, also known as Ghahremanan-e koochak, is a 2017 action-comedy film about four energetic kids who embark on an audacious mission to save their parents’ company from closure. These plucky youngsters not only have their families’ livelihoods at stake but are also determined to outsmart a group of cunning smugglers.
13. The Redtails (2018)
“The Redtails” is a 2018 Iranian adventure comedy film that follows the story of two young men, Bahman and Nader, who find themselves trapped in the military service and seeking a way out. Along their journey, they encounter each other, form a deep friendship, and find themselves caught up in a series of thrilling adventures.
14. Astigmatism (2018)
Astigmatism, released in 2018, is a heart-wrenching drama film set in Iran. Directed by Majid-Reza Mostafavi and written by Payam Karami and Majid-Reza Mostafavi, this movie is a gripping story of family, love, and loss.
15. Lasagna (2018)
“Lasagna” is a delightful Iranian comedy film released in 2018, featuring a runtime of 1 hour and 20 minutes. Directed by Hosein Ghena’at and written by Ahmad Ahmadi and Ghena’at, the movie tells the story of Parsia, a young boy who accidentally brings his uncle to school disguised as his mother. The teacher, Mr. Delijoon, falls in love with the “mother, “ unaware of the true identity of Parsia’s companion.
16. Executions (2019)
“Executions, “ a thought-provoking 2019 drama from Iran, follows the journey of a young college student as he delves into the life of a group of prisoners. The student, entangled in a complex assignment, is forced to confront the harsh realities of a society that struggles between justice and compassion. Directed by Masoud Dehnamaki, the film offers a unique blend of comedy and drama that keeps audiences engaged throughout the duration of its 1 hour and 40-minute runtime.
17. Soundless (2020)
In the thought-provoking Iranian drama, Soundless, also known as Bi Seda Halazoon, a woman finds herself at a crossroads between her senses and her reason. As she navigates this dilemma, audiences will be captivated by the depth and complexity of the film’s narrative. With a runtime of 1 hour and 26 minutes, Soundless is a compelling experience that showcases the talents of director Behrang Dezfulizadeh and writer Mohammad-Reza Rahgozar.
