Hedie Tehrani
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Hedie Tehrani is a Persian actress who was born in 1972 in Tehran, Iran. The turning point of her professional work was formed with the movie "Sultan" made by Massoud Kimiaei. Her first play was in "The Red" movie by Fereydoun Jeirani, and the second one was for Asghar Farhadi's "Fireworks Wednesday" movie which she won the Best First Role Actress Award for the Fajr Festival. Also, She was nominated for Crystal Simorgh for "Esrafil" made by Aida Panahandeh and "Seven Minutes to Fall" made by Alireza Amini, for Best First Role Actress. Among the best movies that she has been featured in, "The Red" by Fereydoun Jirani, "Fireworks Wednesday" by Asghar Farhadi, "Shokran" by Behrouz Afkhami and "Unruled Paper" by Nasser Taghvaei can be named.
Known for
Credits
To Each His Own Cinema (2007)
Actor
No Date, No Signature (2017)
as Sayeh
Duet (2020)
Actor
The Blue (2001)
as Mahtab
Nocturnal (2006)
Actor
Siavash (1999)
as Reporter
The Magic Generation (2006)
Actor
Hemlock (2000)
as Sima Riahi
Soltan (1997)
as Maryam Koohsari
Abadan (2004)
Actor
Donya (2002)
as Donya Shadab
Seven Minutes to Fall (2010)
as Mitra
Shirin (2009)
Actor
A Little Kiss (2005)
Actor
Fireworks Wednesday (2006)
as Mozhde Samiei
As a Stranger (1998)
as Behrokh Sabeti
An Umbrella for Two (2001)
as Yassaman Pakravan
Red (1998)
as Hasti Mashreghi
For a Rainy Day (2015)
Actor
Half Moon (2006)
as Hesho
A Hairy Tail (2019)
Actor
Corrupt Hands (2000)
as Diba
The Party (2000)
as Negar Aryani
Majority (2021)
as Lily Nazarian
Orange Days (2019)
as Aban
Wooden Bridge (2012)
Actor
Israfil (2017)
Actor
Lovely Trash (2019)
as Sima
We Will Not Get Used To (2016)
Actor
Iranian Girl (2003)
Actor
Zamaneh (2002)
as Zari
Tehran 1500 (2013)
as Nazi
Being Farmanara (2006)
as (archive footage)
A House Built on Water (2002)
as Jale Tirandaz
Duel (2004)
as Hanieh
Unruled Paper (2002)
as Roya Royaei
A Place to Live (2004)
as Golchehreh
After the silence (2002)
as herself