| Island | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Persian | جزیره |
| Genre | Drama |
| Written by | Ali Taleb Abadi |
| Directed by | Siroos Moghaddam |
| Starring | Amir Maghare Mohammad Reza Foroutan Shadi Mokhtari Hengameh Ghaziani Hesam Manzour Kazem Sayahi Elsa Firouz Azar Ghazal Shakeri Samiyeh Lak Mitra Hajjar Akbar Zanjanpoor Zoheir Yari Amir Kazemi Shirin Bina |
| Theme music composer | Masoud Sekhavat Doost |
| Country of origin | Iran |
| Original language | Persian |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 14 |
| Production | |
| Producers | Manouchehr Mohammadi Amir Hossein Heidari |
| Production locations | Kish Island, Tehran |
| Cinematography | Mohammad Reza Sokoot |
| Editor | Sohrab Khosravi |
| Running time | 50 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | Home video |
| Release | 24 October 2021 – 23 January 2022 |
Island (Persian: جزیره) is an Iranian Drama Series directed by Siroos Moghaddam.
Plot
Jazireh is not a place, it is an excuse for conflict between people who seek their destiny in it, and it is the basis for the efforts of those who decide to have a greater share in life; They do everything to reach the island.[1]
Storyline
Sahra (Shadi Mokhtari), a daring journalist who has failed and been humiliated in love, makes adventurous decisions in pursuit of equality with Arshad Shahang (Amir Maghare), his lover from a noble and wealthy family, and enters into a complex business relationship that changes his life and that of Shahang's family.[2]
Cast
- Amir Maghare as Arshad Shahang
- Mohammad-Reza Foroutan as Shahed Shahang
- Shadi Mokhtari as Sahra Sarraf
- Hesam Manzour as Saeed
- Kazem Sayahi as Payam
- Elsa Firouz Azar as Mahak Shahang
- Hengameh Ghaziani as Azin
- Ghazal Shakeri as Narges
- Samiyeh Lak as Shakiba Shahang
- Mitra Hajjar as Mahshid
- Zoheir Yari as Ardalan
- Akbar Zanjanpour as Karim Shahang
- Hamidreza Pegah as Razi
- Amir Kazemi as AmirHossein
- Bita Farrahi as Ziba
- Shirin Bina as Mother of Sahra
- Pourandokht Mahiman as Grandmother of Sahra
- Shahrooz Delafkar as Ashkan
- Pavan Afsar as Soha
- Mina Vahid as Golrokh
References
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