Structural and symbolic meaning of the pond in Iranian architecture, as viewed by a woman composer.This documentary refers to the history and life story of Iranian pond as an important branch of Iranian architecture and focuses on it by an analyzing point of view. Also this documentary concentrates on the reason of its construction in Iranian buildings and tries to show the lack of Iranian pond in today Iranian architecture.

    A group of 17 blind tourists from German city of Frankfort travel to Iran to experience beauties of several Iranian cities with their senses of touch.The touch embossed images of historical buildings walls in cities like Yazd, Esfahan & Shiraz with their finger. A tour leader describes histories of buildings & architectures of places to these tourists who have a white cane.

    This documentary series introduces the old villages of the country which date back to thousand years ago, also presents the life and culture of their inhabitants.The villages which are 'different' and have attractions, historic and tourist.

    This 27-episode documentary series, for the first time, represents the particular features of Iran with a historical background more than 3000 years. THIS IS IRAN is a spectacular series about history, art, culture, civilization, literature and music of different cities of Iran, such az Tehran, Esfahan, Kashan, Takhte Jamshid, Fars, Mashhad, Qom, Yazd, Kerman, Ardebil and Lorestan.

    This documentary records the efforts of a group of researchers in Golestan Palace searching for the lost films from the early period of Iranian cinema.

    This series is about the ceremonial architecture of the ancient Iran, and a window open to mythical and ceremonial world for those who find no sign of myth and ceremony in their world.  

    This documentary is about the frozen continent which has been extracted from a 12 episode series entitled “Antarctica”.Antarctica Continent is the southernmost continent and site of the South Pole; a virtually uninhabited, ice-covered landmass.

  At the turn of the millennium, a small group of researchers set out a hazardous journey into the heart of the central deserts of Iran. They try various routes and while beating the hair-raising roads, they begin to restore the historical events that once occurred in the same places. Along with “Along The Wind”, we will be taken to the most significant Kavir Desert of the country in Semnan Province and amazing Dasht-e Lut Desert; one of the world's driest and hottest places in Kerman Province.The team screen one of the best adventure film about the deserts.

    Through an archeological digging by an Iranian archeologist named Ehsan Yaghmaee, the skeleton of a woman who had been pregnant at the time of death is discovered. Parnian, referring to the name of the archeologist’s wife, goes to the professional and personal life of the archeologist who’s got, somehow, a problem similar to his discovery.

    The story of two old Iranian women; Sakineh and Nimtaj, widows of the same man. They live in the same house, lead a life as two close friends but are at the same time rivals. Having been married to Haj-Abbas, as his first and second wife, they were left alone without children after he died. The women quarrel over a trifle like a broken bowl, but nevertheless they take care of each other. Their jealousy and anger as well as their care for each other are marking their friendship.They are now obviously closely connected and sharing a certain affection towards one another.This film is a fascinating portrait of the excruciatingly painful co-existence with a sociological & anthropological disciplines.