Farzad Khoshdast Born in 1978 Iran.
He has been making both fiction and non-fiction films since 1993, when he wrote and directed the film “How Hard It Is to Fly.” She is a graduate of directing and graphic design. made feature films in 8m.m, 16m.m, and 35m.m formats, he became more serious about documentary filmmaking in 2010. He directed the documentary film “A Woman Without a Name” about women in prison, which premiered at the CPH:DOX festival, and then made several other documentaries on human rights and prisoners facing execution that were never allowed to be screened. “Narrow Red Line” is his most important film, the screening of which in Iran led to the teenage actor in the film, who was facing execution, agreeing to his accuser and surviving. Narrow Red Line is the first documentary to receive the NETPAC Cinematic Talent Award and was nominated for the APSA Best Documentary Award, among other awards. Khoshdast was making a feature film in Iran in 2024, when the film was stopped by government agencies in the second week of filming.
“ُThird Land” (Documentary – IIn the post-production stage)
“Narrow Red Line” (Docudrame – 2020)
“Gaze” (Experimental Story 2018)
“A Woman Without a Name” (Documentary – 2017)
“Peacock minerals” (Documentary – 2012)
“It always happens before you think about it” – (16m.m – Short – 2000)
“Breathless” – (16m.m – Documentary – 199178