
Acting
Houman Seyyedi
Born 1980-11-29 · Rasht, Iran
Houman Seyyedi is an actor and director who was born in 1980 in Rasht, Iran. He started his career as an actor with “Yek Teke Nan” by Kamal Tabrizi and after that with “Fireworks Wednesday” by Asghar Farhadi. He directed his first long movie, “Africa”, in 2010. He has won a lot of awards such as the Crystal Simorgh for Best directing for “Africa”, the Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor for “I Am Diego Maradona” by Bahram Tavakoli and the Crystal Simorgh for Best script for “Sheeple” from Fajr Film Festivals. His most notable activities are “Special Line” by Mostafa Kiaei, directing “13” and “Sound and Fury” movies.
Credits
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The SavageDirector2025
The SavageWriter2025
The SavageCreator2025
Viper of Tehranas Houman Seyyedi2024
World War IIIDirector2023
World War IIIWriter2023
World War IIIEditor2023
World War IIIProducer2023
Vertigo2023
Mehmoonias Himself2022
Without HerProducer2022
The Frogas Shamsabadi2020
The FrogDirector2020
The FrogWriter2020
The FrogCreator2020
Hamrefigh2020
Tala2019
Golshiftehas Houman2018- Motheringas saeed2018
Motheringas Saeed2018
Confiscation2018
SheepleDirector2018
SheepleWriter2018
SheepleEditor2018
Bridge of Sleep2018
Human Comedy2017
Romanceas Peyman Rastag2017
Azar2017
The Runner2016
Nimrokh-ha2016
Sound and FuryDirector2016
Dar Moddat-e-Maloom2016
Nobody Dies Hereas Ashkan2016
Confessions of My Dangerous Mind2015
Confessions of My Dangerous MindDirector2015
The Buffalo2015
I am Diego Maradona2015
Night, Outdoor2015
132014
13Director2014
13Writer2014
Special Line2014
سایه ها2014
The Freeway2012
The Story of Us, Your Storyas Nima2012
Ta Soraya2011
AfricaDirector2010
AfricaWriter2010
The Ruthless Killer Hesse Carlson2010
All My Personal Belongings Have Been MovedDirector2009
Blue ToothDirector2007
Blue ToothProducer2007
Barefoot in Paradiseas Yahya2007
35 Meters Below Sea Level2006
35 Meters Below Sea LevelDirector2006
35 Meters Below Sea LevelEditor2006
Fireworks Wednesday2006
A Piece of Breadas Soldier2005
Dar Chashm-e Baad (In the Eye of the Wind)—