Hassan Fathi, born on September 2, 1959, in Tehran, is a celebrated Iranian film director and screenwriter renowned for his impactful contributions to Iranian cinema and television. With a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Shahid Beheshti University and a master’s in directing from the Islamic Azad University of Tehran, Fathi began his career in the arts through theater and film critiques in the late 1980s before transitioning to directing. He gained prominence with popular historical TV series such as Shahrzad (2014–2015), Zero Degree Turn (2007), and The Tenth Night (2001), which captivated audiences with their rich storytelling and cultural depth. His cinematic works, including Marriage, Iranian Style (2004) and The Postman Doesn’t Knock 3 Times (2009), showcase his ability to blend psychological insight with dramatic narratives. Fathi’s extensive body of work, spanning tele-theaters, series, and films, has earned him multiple awards, including Best Director at the Jame-Jam TV Festival, solidifying his status as one of Iran’s most influential filmmakers
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