Ali Asgari (born 25 July, 1982; Tehran) is an Iranian director, screenwriter and producer. He studied film in Italy and is an alumnus of the 2013 Berlinale Talent Campus. His short films have screened at over 600 film festivals around the world including Sundance, London and Melbourne, and won more than 150 international awards. His feature film Disappearance was developed at the Cinéfondation La Résidence of the Cannes International Film Festival. He is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Barbie
(Screenplay)
Vika
(Director)
The Pain
(Director)
The Pain
(Screenplay)
Barbie
(Director)
More Than Two Hours
(Director)
Tonight Is Not a Good Night for Dying
(Director)
About Me
(Director)
About Me
(Writer)
Until Tomorrow
(Director)
Terrestrial Verses
(Director)
Until Tomorrow
(Screenplay)
Terrestrial Verses
(Writer)
Terrestrial Verses
(Producer)
Ahu
(Consulting Producer)
A Few Kilos of Dates for a Funeral
(Assistant Director)
The Massenger
(Producer)
Lonely Tunes of Tehran
(Assistant Director)
Until Tomorrow
(Producer)
Cut
(Camera Operator)
Hobbes
(Still Photographer)
In the Same Garden
(Writer)
The Massenger
(Writer)
Lakeshore
(Co-Executive Producer)
The Red Suitcase
(Co-Executive Producer)
Collision
(Writer)
Gaze
(Screenplay)
The Silence
(Writer)
The Baby
(Director)
Disappearance
(Director)
Disappearance
(Writer)
Delay
(Director)
Delay
(Writer)
The Role
(Writer)
The Baby
(Writer)
The Silence
(Director)
More Than Two Hours
(Screenplay)
In the Same Garden
(Director)
Tonight Is Not a Good Night for Dying
(Writer)
Pilgrims
(Screenplay)
Pilgrims
(Director)
Witness
(Director)
Witness
(Writer)
Higher than Acidic Clouds
(Director)
Higher than Acidic Clouds
(Writer)
Higher than Acidic Clouds
(Producer)
Divine Comedy
(Director)
Divine Comedy
(Producer)
Divine Comedy
(Writer)