Narges Abyar, a celebrated Iranian filmmaker and scribe, has enjoyed a distinguished career spanning more than two decades. Having earned a degree in Persian literature, she commenced her writing endeavors in 1997 and has since authored over thirty captivating story and fiction books catering to a diverse audience of children, young adults, and adults. Her impressive literary repertoire includes the notable novels "Mountain on the Shoulder of the Tree", "A Boy with Insatiable Worms on His Body", "Third Eye", "The Legend of A Skinny Spring", "It Was Neither a Day Nor a Night", "The Poems of a Sky-clad Fish", "Story of Two Fives", and "The Agitated Existence of a Prosperous Idol".
Notable beyond her literary pursuits, Abyar has also explored the realm of filmmaking, showcasing her multifaceted talents by writing and directing a total of five drama films. Her most recent cinematic endeavour, the film "Pinto", serves as a striking demonstration of her creative abilities.
Since 2005, Abyar has been actively involved in producing a range of short and feature-length documentaries. Her directorial debut, the fiction film "The Kind Dead-End", released in 2006, garnered widespread critical acclaim. This was followed by the fiction film "The Story of a Believable Story", which premiered in 2007 and went on to win several prestigious awards, including the Best Documentary award at the esteemed Ismaili Festival in Egypt.
Abyar's subsequent creative endeavors, including "One Day After the Tenth Day", a captivating cinematic masterpiece released in 2007, "The Day of the End", a thought-provoking film that premiered in 2008, "Mother of the City", a poignant and emotionally charged production that also debuted in 2008, "Ulcer", a gripping and intense film that was released in 2009, "Shirpooshan", a visually stunning and emotionally resonant production that premiered in 2010, "Objects In Mirror", a critically acclaimed and visually striking film that was released in 2013, "Track 143", a highly acclaimed and emotionally charged production that premiered in 2014, "Breath", a poignant and thought-provoking film that was released in 2016, and "When the Moon Was Full", a visually stunning and emotionally resonant production that premiered in 2019, have all garnered numerous awards and nominations at various film festivals around the world.
Notable Iranian filmmaker, Abyar, has garnered widespread recognition for her significant contributions to the cinematic world, a testament to her dedication and expertise in the craft. In 2020, she was honored with a prestigious membership to the esteemed Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, an organization renowned for its role in promoting excellence in filmmaking.
