Abdollah Mohammadi

The Iranian police sends a detective to Beirut cooperating the international police to identify head of the dangerous heroin smugglers named "Scorpion" .

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Nasser Fadakar and Taghi Bi-Azar work for Kousheh at an institute. Kousheh is not satisfied with their work and behavior and sends both of them on forced leave. The two go on a trip in their landlady's old car and meet Mina on the road. Mina is a famous singer whose aunt and her managers, Sousoul and Abdullah Booghi, are watching over her so that she doesn't think about claiming her wealth, which her aunt, with the help of Saeed and by forging documents, has taken possession of. Saeed wants to marry Mina and receive half of her wealth. Mina asks Nasser for help. The aunt, by hypnotizing Mina, arranges the wedding ceremony of Saeed and Mina, and Nasser, with the help of a man who pretends to be able to put people to sleep and make them talk, and with Taghi's antics, who is dressed in women's clothes, disrupt their wedding ceremony. Taghi kidnaps Mina and Nasser hands Saeed over to the police. Finally, Nasser starts a life with Mina and Taghi with Mina's friend.

Professor Salim, fed up with his wife's bad temper, announced that he had created an artificial woman.

Agha Moochool, the entertainer, amuses the neighborhood kids with dancing and singing.

With Mohsen Khan's death, his brother Asadullah Khan and his wife decide to get rid of Mohsen's daughters and seize Mohsen Khan's inheritance.

A rich man who is very greedy for money owns a cabaret and always humiliates his loyal servant until he finds out that his servant has inherited a large fortune.

A bunch of thugs connected to the lord and his son enter the village and start harassing the residents.

Agha who has lost his wife, decides to remarry. However, during this period, he becomes haunted by illusions and sees his deceased wife in his dreams every night, so to speak, he becomes 'possessed by a genie' according to popular belief. People around him call in a exorcist, and eventually, he manages to regain his normal state."

The village headman's daughter and the landlord's daughter are both smitten with a young engineer. After some drama, the landlord's daughter finally puts an end to the problem. She pretends to be frivolous so that the young engineer distances himself from her and gets closer to the headman's daughter, even though she loves the engineer and suffers from losing him.

In a poor village, during an incident, a young farmer stands up to the village landlord. Initially, the farmers are intimidated by the landlord and try to stop the young man from continuing his struggle. But gradually, they join him, and this is when a law regarding land distribution is passed. The villagers unanimously revolt against their landlord and drive him out of their village.

A guy who calls himself a professor claims he's invented a drug that brings youth back to old people. He picks an old man and tests his drug on him. At the same time, a baby is left with him to look after, but the professor, who's lost his focus, thinks that using too much of the drug has turned the old man into a baby. His reaction to this incident eventually lands him in a mental hospital.

Iranian horror movie from 1963.

Two musicians, when they can't find work for themselves, dress up in women's clothes and enter the house of a wealthy woman whose servants are all female; because the lady of the house intensely dislikes men.

A Lost Persian Film A woman is unhappy with her husband and, to arouse his jealousy, meets another man and arranges a marriage of convenience with him. However, she gradually falls in love with the man and finally, after some adventures, ends up marrying her new lover!

A humorous film about the uprising of Ja'far Pishevari in Azerbaijan.

A young couple separates due to their strong differences and their only child also leaves home. The woman goes to her husband's house to visit her son, but she does not find him, and after that she spends all her time searching for her missing son.

Shamsi and her sister Saaghi set out from Shiraz to Tehran in search of work to support their elderly father. In her efforts to find a job, Shamsi discovers that employers intend to deceive women looking for work and reject them. She disguises herself as an tough guy and is hired as the driver for a wealthy man.

After the father's death, a dispute arises among family members over the division of inheritance.