Reza Banki

Crew

Reza Banki

Born

1939-04-17 (87)

Place of birth

Isfahan, Iran

Known for

Crew

Credits

21 titles

Reza Banki is a filming manager who was born in 1939 in Isfahan, Iran. He started his career in cinema and starred in “Agha Mehdi Vared Mishavad” directed by Fereydoun Zhork in 1974. He has won the Crystal Simorgh for Best Movie for “Children of Divorce” directed by Tahmineh Milani from Fajr Film Festival. From his activities in movies, “Coma” by Arash Moirian, “Runaway Bride” by Bahram Kazemin and “Shabhaye Tehran” directed by Daruish Farhang can be named.

Known for

Film credits

1970s · 8 titles

1960s · 9 titles

Man shohar mikham poster
9.0

No synopsis available yet.

Man shohar mikham

1968

Daash Ahmad poster
NR

"Daash Ahmad," a taxi driver, meets a young woman and soon falls in love with her. However, the girl's wealthy father stands in the way of their relationship...

Daash Ahmad

1967

Alarm Bells poster
NR

A young boy and girl meet at university and after a while decide to get married, but the girl's father, who is a greedy man, decides to marry his daughter to his nephew Jamshid, who claims to own a large fortune.

Alarm Bells

1963

Sarkesh poster
9.0

No synopsis available yet.

Sarkesh

1965

Zesht Va Ziba poster
10.0

No synopsis available yet.

Zesht Va Ziba

1965

A Dangerous Pursuit poster
NR

A young police detective infiltrates a large gang by posing as a smuggler. He befriends the gang leader's sister, and with her help, he dismantles the gang, bringing its members to justice. The stolen money, which was the wages of factory workers, is returned to the factory owner. The factory owner offers a reward of 100,000 Tomans to each person involved.

A Dangerous Pursuit

1965

Nightmare poster
NR

Saeed tells his cellmates in prison that he is accused of a murder that he saw everyone in a dream and nightmare: one morning he woke up and seeing signs, he doubted that his dream was real.

Nightmare

1966

The Village Boy poster
NR

With a fire in a village hut, the family man dies, and an urban couple takes one of the rural children named Mahmoud to the city and raises him. The mother raises her other child, Jafar. Years later, Jafar is a zealous villager who has fallen for Leila, Murad Khan's daughter. On the other hand, Jahangir Khan, Qoli Khan's son, the headman of the upper village, intends to deceive Leila. Meanwhile, a health corpsman named Mahmoud enters the village.

The Village Boy

1966

A Bridge to Heaven poster
NR

A man has four children, one of which is not his real child. There is a rivalry between this adopted child and one of the man's real sons. As a final blow, the real son shares the fact that his identity is fake with the adopted brother. The boy followed the matter and found his dying mother and through her he finally found his real father before he passed away.

A Bridge to Heaven

1969

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