Ebrahim Moradi (Persian: ابراهیم مرادی) (1978 - 1907) was an Iranian screenwriter, director, producer, cinematographer, actor and one of the pioneers of Iranian cinema. Moradi is one of the three or four artists whose names Iranian cinema begins with. In the First Filmmaking Period (1930s), when Iranian cinema was "slow-moving", Moradi was in the ranks of a small but tasteful group of cinema activists. Out of a total of 9 films of this period, two films were made by him: Revenge of the Brother...
Ebrahim Moradi (Persian: ابراهیم مرادی) (1978 - 1907) was an Iranian screenwriter, director, producer, cinematographer, actor and one of the pioneers of Iranian cinema. Moradi is one of the three or four artists whose names Iranian cinema begins with. In the First Filmmaking Period (1930s), when Iranian cinema was "slow-moving", Moradi was in the ranks of a small but tasteful group of cinema activists. Out of a total of 9 films of this period, two films were made by him: Revenge of the Brother and The Fickle.
Ebrahim Moradi (Persian: ابراهیم مرادی) (1978 - 1907) was an Iranian screenwriter, director, producer, cinematographer, actor and one of the pioneers of Iranian cinema. Moradi is one of the three or four artists whose names Iranian cinema begins with. In the First Filmmaking Period (1930s), when Iranian cinema was "slow-moving", Moradi was in the ranks of a small but tasteful group of cinema activists. Out of a total of 9 films of this period, two films were made by him: Revenge of the Brother and The Fickle.
