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Mojdeh Shamsaie | |
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| Born | 06/20/1968 |
| Nationality | Iranian |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, Makeup Artist |
| Years active | 1987 - Present |
| Spouse | Bahram Beyzaie |
| Children | Niassan Beyzaie |
| Parent | Manouchehr Shamsaie |
Mojdeh Shamsaie (born June 20, 1968, in Tehran, Iran) [1] is an Iranian theatre and film actor and makeup artist.
Biography
[edit]Mojdeh Shamsaie was born in Tehran and achieved her bachelor of arts degree in theatre from Azad University. In addition to theatre, she has been active in cinema as well, and was the make-up artist of the movie Shāyad Vaghti digar (a.k.a. Maybe Some Other Time) in 1987. She started acting in cinema by playing at Bahram Beyzaie's Mosāferan (a.k.a. Travelers) in 1992. She is currently living in Palo Alto, California. She is married to Bahram Beyzaie, one of Iran's most acclaimed filmmakers, playwrights, and scholars of the history of Iranian theatre. [2]Mojdeh Shamsaie and Bahram Beyzaie have a son, Niassan Beyzaie.
Works
[edit]Filmography (as actress)
[edit]- Vaqti hame khābim (2009 - a.k.a When We Are All Asleep, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Sagkoshi (2001 - a.k.a. Killing Mad Dogs, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Goft-o-gū bā Bād (1998 - short - a.k.a. Talking with the Wind, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Mosāferan (1992 - a.k.a. Travelers, by Baram Beyzaie)
Filmography (as makeup designer and artist)
[edit]- Zinat (1994, by Ebrahim Mokhtari)
- The Unfinished Man (1992, by Moharram Zaynalzadeh)
- The Iron Bird (1992, by Ali Shah Hatami)
- Meeting in Istanbul (1991, by Afshin Sherkat)
- The Last Act (1991, by Varuzh Karim-Masihi)
- The Herald (1990, by Samuel Khachikian)
- Snake's Fang (1990, by Masoud Kimiai)
- Armenian Children (1990 - A Play, by Lorik Minassian)
- The 29th Night (1989, by Hamid Rakhshani)
- Passing Through the Mist (1990, by Pouran Derakhshandeh)
- The Red Wind (1989, by Jamshid Malekpour)
- Salam Sarzamin-e Man (1989, by Akbar Khamin)
- Shāyad Vaghti digar (1988 - a.k.a. Maybe Some Other Time, by Bahram Beyzaie)
Plays (as actress)
[edit]- Chāhār Rāh (2018 -a.k.a Crossroad, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Tarabnāmeh 1&2 (2016, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Ardaviraf's Report (2015, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Arash (2013 - A Play Reading, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Jana and Baladoor (2012 - A Play in Shadows, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Afrā yā Ruz Migozarad (2007 - a.k.a. Afra, or the Day Passes, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- The Passion of Makan and Rokhshid (2005, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Shab-e Hezār-o-yekom (2003 -a.k.a The One Thousand and First Night, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Bānū Aoi (1997, 1998 - a.k.a The Lady Aoi , based on The Lady Aoi written by Yukio Mishima, directed by Bahram Beyzaie)
- The Cherry Orchid (1992, by Rokneddin Khosravi)
Books
[edit]- Kyōgen: Japanese Comic Theatre, 2003[3]
Other Activities
[edit]- The Eloquent Carpet (2006, Dubbing Artist, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- Bānū Aoi (1997, 1998 - Producer, by Bahram Beyzaie)
- E'adeye Amniat (1995, Assistant Director, by Hamid Rakhshani)
- The 29th Night (1989, Set and Costume Designer, by Hamid Rakhshani)
Awards and Honors
[edit]- Best Actress Award Winner (2002, for Killing Mad Dogs, 5th Donya-ye Tasvir Celebration)
- Best Actress Award Winner (2001, for Killing Mad Dogs, 19th Fajr International Film Festival)
- Best Makeup Artist Award Co-winner (1992, for The Last Act, 9th Fajr International Film Festival)
- ^ "Mozhdeh Shamsai". IMDb. Retrieved 2021-07-13.
- ^ "Bahram Beizai". IMDb. Retrieved 2021-07-13.
- ^ "کیوگن: نمایش شادی بخش ژاپنی". opac.nlai.ir. Retrieved 2021-07-13.
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