Hadi Afarideh Trailers
Baluchi Garden TrailerAqueduct, The Story of Water TrailerThe Greetings Line Trailer
Most Popular Hadi Afarideh Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
Plane Grove Trailer (2014)
01 January 2014
Valiasr Street, seventeen kilometers long, connects the south of Tehran to the north and the Alborz mountain range.
The Memory of NiAvaran Trailer (2009)
14 October 2009
The Memory of NiAvaran is a documentary that examines the ancient times of Shemiranat village and Niavaran region, and besides the anthropological observation of the people of this region, it also pays special attention to the Niavaran palace complex.
The Afar Trailer (2015)
09 June 2015
"The Afar", while introducing the ancient and local dances of Torbat Jam and Torbat Heydarieh, introduces the influential figure of Farooq Kiyani in preserving the local dances of the region, including the dance of Afar, which was a ritual of Nowruz in ancient Iran.
The Nowrooz Maqam Trailer (2011)
01 February 2011
The Maqaami music, aka Maqaam, is a form of traditional music found in the Middle East & Central Asia.
The Greetings Line Trailer (2020)
05 January 2020
The story of the discovery and restoration of a large wall painting that dates back to the reign of Fath Ali Shah Qajar introduces us to a part of the culture, social and political history of the Qajar rule in Iran.
Aqueduct, The Story of Water Trailer (2021)
01 January 2021
Aqueducts or Kariz were invented and developed by Iranians in the dry regions of Persia in the first millennium BC.
Iranian Pets Club Trailer (2018)
01 July 2018
In the last decade, keeping special pets such as snakes, tarantulas, alligators, monkeys, and even scorpions has become very common in Iranian houses.
Face Reading Trailer (2012)
01 July 2012
"Curtain Reading" (pardeh khani) is a dying traditional Iranian art form and the antecedent of Ta'zieh.
Baluchi Garden Trailer (2021)
01 January 2021
Sistan and Baluchestan Province is located in the southeast of Iran in an arid desert climate. Due to the drought, most of the villagers were forced to immigrate to other towns.
