Blind Runner interweaves the destinies of three Iranians in an international multi-media hit proclaimed “mesmerizing” by The Guardian.

A Tehran doctor sees his world unravel after treating injured protesters. Arrested and forced by the authorities to close his clinic, he believes life is no longer worth living and sets out to say his goodbyes to loved ones. World Premiere: Venice Film Festival.

A Bit of Light follows a disillusioned Tehran doctor who decides to end his life after authorities shut down his medical practice.

In Tehran’s underground art scene, two young women build a blissful world of freedom and sisterhood. But when their creative circle is exposed, they must fight to save each other. Winner, U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Award for Ensemble Cast, 2026 Sundance Film Festival.

Unorthodox Iranian filmmaker Mani Haghighi’s lively, stimulating documentary profiles Nasser Bakhshi, a painter, conceptual artist, collector, and curator - and some would say hoarder—whose monumental archive creates a record of collective memory. World Premiere: New York Film Festival.

In the last Cannes-bowing psychological drama from Asghar Farhadi, Isabelle Huppert leads an all-star ensemble cast, playing a creatively blocked author whose voyeurism causes art and life to bleed into one another.

In the last Cannes-bowing psychological drama from Asghar Farhadi, Isabelle Huppert leads an all-star ensemble cast, playing a creatively blocked author whose voyeurism causes art and life to bleed into one another.

Farhang Foundation is honored to welcome renowned tennis player and author Mansour Bahrami for a conversation with acclaimed author and host Abdi Nazemian.

Farhang Foundations only annual fundraiser. Last year alone, Farhang Foundation impacted more than 28 million people worldwide through the richness of Iranian art and culture. All proceeds from this annual fundraiser support the Foundation’s more than 100 annual programs and initiatives, united by one mission: to celebrate Iranian art and culture and share it with the world.

Embark on a breathtaking spiritual odyssey with The Conference of the Birds, inspired by the 12th-century masterpiece by Farid ud-Din Attar.