Babek Ahmed Poor
Babak Ahamadpour, born in 1979 (or 1358 in the Persian calender) in the village of Koker in Rudbar County, Gilan Province of Iran, is an Iranian boy who is very well known in Iranian cinema and cinephile circles as the main protagonist Ahmed Ahmadpour in Where Is The Friend’s directed by Abbas Kiarostami, which is widely considered one of the greatest films of Iranian and global cinema, alongside his brother named similarly Ahmad Ahamdpour who plays the character’s best friend Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh. He grew up with almost no exposure to media, and later recalled, “we had never seen television or a camera, and did not even know what film was”. In late-1986, Kiarostami had been taking a trip to the village of Koker and had selected him and his brother as the two leads for his film. They had no prior acting experience before the film and the film would be their only lead roles. Babak later said they simply recited Kiarostami’s lines without knowing they would become a film. He described the whole process of making the film deeply surreal. Part of what makes the film so loved is how natural the performances are.
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Played Ahmed Ahmadpour
Average Rating7.9410 votesRelease DateJul 01, 198739 years ago -
Played Self
Average Rating7.4194 votesRelease DateFeb 01, 199432 years ago -
Played Self
Average Rating7.7164 votesRelease DateOct 21, 199233 years ago -
Played Himself
Average Rating0.00 votesRelease DateJun 21, 20187 years ago -
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Played Self
Average Rating0.00 votesRelease DateNov 28, 199431 years ago
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