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Mahnaz Afshar

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Iranian actress

ActorsBorn 1977 · age 49
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Mahnaz Afshar is an Iranian-born German actress. She began her acting career with the television series Gomshodeh in 1998 and entered cinema the following year with the film Doostan. In 2010, she won the Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actress at the Fajr Film Festival for her role in Saadat Abad.

Photos 2

Filmography 40

Shirin2009
Pig2018
Sperm Whale2015
Sperm Whale: Roya's Selection2017
Cease Fire2006
The Snow on the Pines2013
Invitation2008
Coma2004
Suddenly a Tree2019
Oath2019
Wooden Bridge2012
A House On 41st Street2016
Men at Work2006
The Boss2007
Woodpecker2018
The Agitation2019
Felicity Land2011
Garden Salad2005
Kalagh par2007
Los Angeles/Tehran2018
No Where No Body2013
Who Killed Amir?2006
Metropole2014
Gilda2017
A Simple Love Story2012
Pay Back2010
Kingslayer2019
Thirteen Cats on the Hot Gabled Roof2004
Poisonous Honey2003
Hotel New Moon2020
Poopak and Mash Mashallah2010
Son of Adam Daughter of Eve2010
Good to Be Back2013
Delighted2016
The Day Goes and the Night Comes2011
The Grey2002
Oliver Twist2021
Aquarium2005
Fairy Tale2011
Taleh2005

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Television 4

Romance2017
Golshifteh2018
Zane rooz2025
Eshgh Tatil Nis

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Mahnaz Afshar is an Iranian-born German actress. She began her acting career with the television series Gomshodeh in 1998 and entered cinema the following year with the film Doostan. In 2010, she won the Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actress at the Fajr Film Festival for her role in Saadat Abad. She was nominated for the Crystal Simorgh for Best Actress for her performances in Darkoob (2017) and Ghasam (2018). She is currently banned from appearing on screen in Iran, left the country in 2019, and holds German citizenship.

Category
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Actor
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Dates
Born 1977 · age 49
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21 languages

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