Exclusive Report: Public Screening of “High Copy” and the Return of Morteza Aghili After 45 Years at Kourosh Cinema
Morteza Aghili: A Legendary Figure in Cinema
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Born on September 11, 1944, Morteza Aghili is an acclaimed Iranian actor and director with a career spanning over five decades. His journey in the arts began in 1962 when he joined the Shahin Sarkisian Theater Group, marking the start of his journey in Iranian theater and cinema.
Breakthrough and Rise to Stardom
Aghili’s breakthrough came in 1971 with his role in the film “Kako”, directed by Shapoor Gharib. This film was a milestone in Iranian cinema, and Aghili’s compelling performance earned him widespread recognition. Over the years, he became known for his versatile acting style, charismatic screen presence, and contributions to Iranian film industry.
Exile and Life in the United States
Following the 1979 Islamic Revolution, many prominent Iranian artists, including Morteza Aghili, left Iran due to censorship, political repression, and restrictions on artistic expression. Aghili settled in Los Angeles, USA, where he continued to work on various film projects and series for the Gem channel and other platforms, maintaining his connection with the Iranian community abroad.
