Pantea Bahram
Pantea Bahram is an actress who was born in 1970 in Tehran, Iran. She started her career in television and starred in season 3 of “Mirror” by Fereydoun Farhoodi in 1987. She has also won an Honorary Diploma and Statue fo Best First Role Actress for “The Bright Day” by Hossein Shahabi from Fajr Film Festival. From her notable activities, “Asheghaneh” series by Manouzhehr Hadi, “Fireworks Wednesday” by Asghar Farhadi and “Man Madar Hastam” directed by Fereydoun Jeirani can be named.
Filmography
Glass Home
Glass Home
Drown
as Shapour
Drown
as Shapour
Maybe it isn't Love
Maybe it isn't Love
Temporary License
Temporary License
Death of the Fish
Death of the Fish
The Nameless Alley
The Nameless Alley
The Enchantment of the Burnt Temple
The Enchantment of the Burnt Temple
Stranger
Stranger
Sensitive Floor
Sensitive Floor
The Bright Day
The Bright Day
Making Faces
Making Faces
By no Reason
as Mojgan
By no Reason
as Mojgan
A Woman from the Past
A Woman from the Past
I'm a Mother
I'm a Mother
Migraine
Migraine
Absolutely Tame Is a Horse
as Homa
Absolutely Tame Is a Horse
as Homa
Nothing
Nothing
Farewell Baghdad
as Rebecca
Farewell Baghdad
as Rebecca
Tehran, Tehran
Tehran, Tehran
Shirin
Shirin
Endless Dreams
as Teacher
Endless Dreams
as Teacher
The Postman Doesn't Knock Three Times
as Mahvashi
The Postman Doesn't Knock Three Times
as Mahvashi
Dog Silence
Dog Silence
Empty Chair
Empty Chair
Dream of Midnight Autumn
Dream of Midnight Autumn
Death and Poet
Death and Poet
Eghlima
as Sara
Eghlima
as Sara
Eternal Children
Eternal Children
Fireworks Wednesday
as Simin
Fireworks Wednesday
as Simin
Tokyo, Non-Stop
as Nahid
Tokyo, Non-Stop
as Nahid
My Lady
My Lady
The Fair and The Ugly
The Fair and The Ugly
Sound of the Salt
as The mother, Mrs. Farrokhi
Sound of the Salt
as The mother, Mrs. Farrokhi
Through Sunglasses
as Mitra
Through Sunglasses
as Mitra