Fateme Motamedaria, a highly acclaimed and accomplished Iranian actress, was born on October 29th, 1961, in the culturally rich and vibrant city of Tehran, the capital of Iran.
Fateme's trajectory in the realm of theatre commenced during her adolescent years, a period marked by intense dedication and a passion for refinement of her craft. As the years unfolded, her talent and perseverance culminated in her evolution into one of the most renowned and celebrated actresses in the storied landscape of post-revolutionary Iranian cinema. Her impressive and extensive résumé is replete with a staggering nine nominations for the prestigious title of best actress at the esteemed Fajr International Film Festival, an accolade that has become synonymous with excellence in the industry. Notably, four of these nominations ultimately resulted in her being bestowed with the coveted Crystal Simorgh award, a testament to her exceptional skill and artistry.
Fateme Motamedaria's impressive acting talents have been on full display in a diverse range of cinematic endeavors, garnering widespread critical acclaim for her standout performances in notable films such as "Tales" (Ghesseha),"Avalanche" (Bahman),and the thought-provoking "Yahya Didn't Keep Quiet" (Yahya Sokoot Nakard).
