8 Documentary DVDs on Iran

 
Mystic Iran, the unseen world (DVD)
Join filmmaker Aryana Farshad on a mesmerizing journey deep into the heart of her native Iran. Shot entirely on location, this unprecedented cinematic tour reveals spiritual rites and rituals hidden for centuries. From the women's chamber of the Great Mosque, to the temple-caves in the land of Zarathustra, to the sacred dance of the Dervishes in Kurdistan, discover religious ceremonies and locations never before seen by the outside world

Duration: 1 hour. In  English language

Regular Price: $24.95  Sale Price: $14.95 


 
Present Day Iran (DVD)
Located in the heart of the Middle East, Iran's reputation in the west keeps visitors away from the ancient cities and magnificent ruins that signal its past as the home of the Persian empire. Traveler Ian Wright starts his journey in the bustling capital city of Tehran before heading to the mountains and skiing in Dizin. He travels onto Esfahan via the Caspian coast and Iran's most popular tourist destination

Duration: 1 hour. In  English language

Regular Price: $24.95  Sale Price: $14.95 


 
People of the wind (DVD)
The Bakhtiari people of western Iran annually embark on an astounding migration that takes a half-million people, their livestock, and all their possessions across 200 miles of intensely difficult mountains. And this is no simple stroll: the Zagros Mountains, which must be crossed to reach the summer pastures, are as tall as the Alps. This documentary, which was shot on film in the 1970s, focuses on one particular tribesman whose words, translated into English and read by the actor James Mason, tell the timeless story of the great migration.

Duration: 2 hour. In  English language

Regular Price: $24.95  Sale Price: $17.95 


Iran - A video journey  
Iran, A Video Journey (VHS)
Follow on a video journey with Jahangir Golestan as he takes you through the beauty and mystery that is Iran. See the breathtaking landscapes and countryside, visit the Bazaar for everything one may be looking for, and get a feel for the food and the culture of this "land that is the cradle of civilization". Visit several of Iran's gorgeous mosques, notice the attention that is given to artistic detail, and much much more...

Duration: 1.5  hours, In Farsi or English language

Regular Price: $24.95  Sale Price: $17.95 


 
Iran Today (DVD)
Probably the only DVD about present Iran narrated in English. A colorful documentary about Iran, its vast resources, and its culture and art. Filmed in the recent years, this video shows the present Iran, its economy, art & people
Duration: 1 hour 40 min. in English language

Regular Price: $19.95  Sale Price: $12.95 


 

 
Isfahan - A city known as "Half the World" (VHS)  
Probably the best and the most comprehensive video about the most exotic Iranian city "Isfahan". This stunning video, Isfahan: A city known as "Half the World" beckons the intrepid traveler to the heart of the ancient Persian empire. This video is in great quality
Duration: 50 min. Available in Farsi or English language

Regular Price: $17.95  Sale Price: $15.95 


 

 
Memories of Shiraz (DVD)
Journey with us on a grand tour of Shiraz Directed by: Javad Akbarpour.  Shiraz is known as Iran's capital of culture and literature. Situated 1,540 meters above sea level, this ancient, pre-Islamic city has inspired poets, artists and craftsmen for many centuries. This video was released in march of 2000 and is The newest documentary about the city of Shiraz.
Duration: 50 min. in Farsi language only with no subtitles

Regular Price: $17.95  Sale Price: $14.95 


Tehran - Our City (DVD)

 
Tehran - Our City (DVD)
The most recent documentary video about the capital city of Iran, Tehran.  Filmed and produced by Javad Akbarpur, this video is sure to bring back many memories to anyone who has seen Tehran in the past or anyone who is curious about the capital city of Iran..
Duration: 50 min. Available in Farsi language only with no subtitles

Regular Price: $17.95  Sale Price: $12.95 


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