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Tehran: Created by Dana Eden, Maor Kohn, Omri Shenhar, Daniel Syrkin, Moshe Zonder. With Niv Sultan, Shaun Toub, Shervin Alenabi, Shila Ommi. A Mossad agent embarks on her first mission as a computer hacker in her home town of Tehran.
While the Israeli F35 airplanes are on the way to the nuclear plant, Tamar, Milad and Kadosh start the operation against the Iranian anti-aircraft defenses, to ensure the pilots safety. Meanwhile, Faraz is on their tracks threatening the operation's success.
While the Israeli F35 airplanes are on the way to the nuclear plant, Tamar, Milad and Kadosh start the operation against the Iranian anti-aircraft defenses, to ensure the pilots safety. Meanwhile, Faraz is on their tracks threatening the operation's success.
Season finale. Tamar doesn't know who to trust. A cat-and-mouse game leads to deadly consequences. Peyman tells Tamar about his father's car race, leading the Mossad to devise a plan to take out Mohammadi once and for all.
Tehran (TV Series 2020– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Divar Be Divar. Divar be Divar is a Iranian comedy show made in the Persian year 1396, or the year 2017. The show contains 2 seasons with 48 episodes in season 1, and 17 episodes in season 2. This show is about 4 families who have lost their money due to buying apartments.
In Iran, Tehran, 1953, Shahrzad and Farhad love each other and intend to get married, but the great mafia Bozorg Agha has decided another fate for them.
In Iran, Tehran, 1953, Shahrzad and Farhad love each other and intend to get married, but the great mafia Bozorg Agha has decided another fate for them. 4. Once Upon a Time in Iran
Tehran is a tense and very well made series with excellent performances from mostly Iranian actors now living abroad. The fact that the characters all speak in their native language (Persian or Hebrew) adds authenticity to the atmosphere and they are very convincing performers.
Tasked with disabling an Iranian nuclear reactor, her mission has implications not just for the Middle East, but for the entire world order. When the Mossad mission fails, Tamar goes rogue in Tehran as she rediscovers her Iranian roots and becomes romantically entwined with a pro-democracy activist.
