Akbar Golrang
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Akbar Golrang, born April 12, 1945, is an Iranian author and film director. He was born in Abadan and has directed over 20 films.
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[edit] Films
[edit] Fiction
- Wheat, 1987
- Shoeshine Kid, 1984
- The Summer of Childhood, 1978
- Who Can Hide the Sun, 1976
- Zarathustra, 1975
- The Nightingale, 1974
[edit] Nonfiction
- Harbor Economy, 1986
- Child Psychology, 1985
- The technik of Tae kwon do, 1983
- The technik of Judo, 1983
- The technik of Tennis, 1983
- The technik Golf, 1983
- The technik of Karate, 1983
- Iranian Bazaar, 1982
- 20 Films chronicling Iraq-Iran war, 1978–1983
- Oil Refinery, 1978
- Brick Factory, 1978
- Singer, 1978
- Cadet School, 1976
- Fifty Years of Pahlavi Dynasty, 1975
- Tehran Film Festival Documentaries, 1974, 1975
- The African Arts, 1974
- Horseracing, 1974
- Motorcycling, 1974
[edit] Books
[edit] In English
- The story of two brothers. - Lund : Berättarförlaget (Narrative Publishinghouse), 2005. - 50 p. - ISBN 91-631-6657-7
- Parpin flowers / translated from Swedish by Steven Leto. - Borås : Berättarförlaget, [1996]. - 243 p. - ISBN 91-972004-6-8
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