The Combat (1976)
Amir and Maryam plan to get married, but Maryam’s car crashes into a ravine, and newspapers report her as dead. Maryam’s cousin, Zari, who has feelings for Amir, secretly brings letters that Maryam writes to Amir and tries to get close to him. Maryam returns and discovers that Amir and Zari have developed feelings for each other. However, after learning of Maryam’s survival, Amir marries her, and they become parents to a child shortly after. Zari marries a wealthy man and, with the help of her broker, Bahram, schemes to obtain her husband’s wealth. Zari’s husband dies of a heart attack, and Amir is falsely accused of being the murderer by Zari.
Director: Azizolah Bahadori
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Manoochehr Vossoogh as Amir |
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Abbas Mokhtari as |
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Akbar Esfahani as |
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Ahmad Ghadakchian as |
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Ali Akbar Mahdavifar as |
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Banoo Esfandiari as |
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Farhad Hamidi as |
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Khosrow Namjoo as |
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Mohammad Reza Safai as |
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Shahram Saminipoor as |
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Sorayya Hekmat as Zari |
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Haleh Nazari as Maryam |
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Nersi Korkia as |
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Mohammad Mirza Rafi'i as |
| Sound | Hosein Vaseghi | Music |
| Crew | Maziar Parto | Cinematography |
| Editing | Maziar Parto | Editor |
| Directing | Azizolah Bahadori | Director |
| Writing | Azizolah Bahadori | Writer |
| Camera | Asghar Banki | Still Photographer |
| Directing | Iraj Motallebi | Assistant Director |
| Camera | Hossein Rahbar | Assistant Camera |
| Costume & Make-Up | Reza Rokhak | Makeup & Hair |
| Sound | Ahdieh Badiee | Playback Singer |
| Production | Reza Norastefar | Producer |
| Sound | Robert Grigorians | Sound Mixer |
| Sound | Mohammad Mohammadi | Sound Effects |
