Houman Seyyedi

Houman Seyyedi, born in 1980 in Rasht, Iran, is a distinguished actor and director known for his impactful contributions to Iranian cinema. He embarked on his acting career with the film “Yek Teke Nan,” directed by Kamal Tabrizi, and subsequently gained recognition for his role in Asghar Farhadi’s acclaimed film “Fireworks Wednesday.” Seyyedi made his directorial debut with the feature film “Africa” in 2010, which garnered significant praise and earned him the prestigious Crystal Simorgh for Best Director at the Fajr Film Festival.

Throughout his career, Seyyedi has received multiple accolades, including the Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in “I Am Diego Maradona,” directed by Bahram Tavakoli, as well as the Crystal Simorgh for Best Script for “Sheeple.” His filmography showcases a diverse range of projects, with notable works including “Special Line,” directed by Mostafa Kiaei, and his directorial efforts in films such as “13” and “Sound and Fury.” With a creative vision and a commitment to storytelling, Houman Seyyedi continues to be a prominent figure in the Iranian film industry, captivating audiences with his artistic endeavors.