The Newly-Wed Bride Trailer (1977)

01 January 1977 Comedy, Romance, Family 109 mins

Salimi is a well-respected merchant who goes bankrupt after being cheated by his partner. He commits suicide abroad. A man and a woman who were taking care of Salimi’s young daughter Azar start to mistreat her after learning about Salimi’s death. Azar runs away from their house and settles in the home of one of her relatives. She grows up alongside Mahmoud, and years later, after meeting Ali, she falls in love with him.

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Cast

Manoochehr Vossoogh

Maloosak as Azar Salimi

Yadollah Shirandami as Baba Jan's Son

Bahram Vatanparast

Hamide Kheyrabadi

Malihe Nasiri

Akbar Jannati Shirazi

Crew

Esmaeil Poorsaeid Director

Esmaeil Poorsaeid Writer

Khosrow Taslimi Producer

Ahmad Najibzadeh Writer

Mirza Goodarzi Sound Recordist

Hosein Vaseghi Music

Reza Rokhak Assistant Director

Reza Rokhak Makeup & Hair

Bahram Molayi Cinematography

Mostafa Javidan Music

Mostafa Javidan Playback Singer

Reza Seifizadeh Still Photographer

International Titles

Taze-aroos Trailer

International Releases Dates

Iran 01 January 1977

Production Companies

Taslimi Cinematic Organization

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