Bahram Radan

• Year — Title — Role — Director — Notes — Ref(s) references • 2001 — The Passion of Love — Kian — Nader Moghaddas • Blue — Arastoo — Hamid Labkhandeh • Swan Song — Peyman Fadayi — Saeed Asadi — Nominated – Hafez Award for Best Actor Motion Picture • Dark Rising — Ebrahim Sheibani — Short film • 2002 — Bartender — Reza Tehrani — Mohamad Reza A'alami • Thirst — Ashkan — Mohammad Hossein Farahbakhsh • 2003 — The Yellow Rose — Davood — Dariush Farhang • The River's End — Khashayar — Behrouz Afkhami — Nominated – Hafez Award for Best Actor Motion Picture • 2004 — Friday's Soldiers — Asef — Masoud Kimiai • A Candle in the Wind — Farzin Zarban — Pouran Derakhshandeh — Won – Crystal Simorgh Fajr Film Festival Award for Best Actor • Gilaneh — Esmaeel — Mohsen Abdolvahab • 2005 — The Pink Marriage — Aria Shadab — Manouchehr Mosayyeri • Salvation at 8:20 — Taha Rahmani — Sirus Alvand • The Command — Sahand — Masoud Kimiai • 2006 — Crossroads — Pedram — Abolhassan Davoodi • Mainline — Arash — Rakhshan Banietemad, Mohsen Abdolvahab — Cameo • 2007 — The Music Man — Ali Boloorchi — Dariush Mehrjui — Won – Crystal Simorgh Fajr Film Festival Award for Best Actor • Four Finger — Foad / Farzad — Saeed Soheili • 2008 — Canaan — Ali Rezvan — Mani Haghighi • 2009 — Penniless — Iraj — Hamid Nematollah • Doubt — Siavash — Varuzh Karim Masihi • Motherland — Amir Ali — Abolhassan Davoodi • 2010 — The Killer — Maziar Mafi — Reza Karimi — Won – Ladakh International Film Festival Award for Best Actor • Death Carnival — Hamid Jahanbakhsh — Reza Azamian, Habibollah Kasesaz • 2011 — Principles — Babak Saman — Tahmineh Milani • The Maritime Silk Road — Shazan — Mohammad Bozorgnia • 2012 — Tehran 2121 — Javad (voice) — Bahram Azimi • The Wooden Bridge — Amir — Mehdi Karampour • 2014 — Tragedy — Habib — Azita Moguie • Negar's Role — Farzad — Ali Atshani • Cease Fire 2 — Khosrow — Tahmineh Milani — Nominated – Hafez Award for Best Actor Motion Picture • 2015 — Ice Age — Farid — Mostafa Kiaee • A Tale of Love — Ali — Ahmad Ramezanzadeh • 2016 — Barcode — Hamed — Mostafa Kiaee — Nominated – Hafez Award for Best Actor Motion Picture • Polaris — Poorya — Soudabeh Moradian • 2017 — Yellow — Shahab — Mostafa Taghizadeh • 2018 — Istanbul Junction — Bahman — Mostafa Kiaee • 2019 — Tsunami — Morteza Nezhadi — Milad Sadrameli — Won – Iran International FICTS Festival Award for Best National Actor in a Feature Film • Mastermind — Saeed Parsa — Azita Moguie • The Agitation — Bardia / Barbod — Fereydoun Jeyrani • 2020 — The Black Cat — Bahram Radan — Karim Mohammad Amini — also as producer • 2021 — Pinto — Jalal — Narges Abyar • 2022 — Grassland — Kazem Daneshi — as producer Nominated – Crystal Simorgh Fajr Film Festival Award for Best Film • 2024 — Breakfast with Giraffes — Mojtaba — Soroush Sehhat — Nominated – Hafez Award for Best Actor Motion Picture

• Illustration — Bahram Radan at the 35th Fajr Film Festival • Best Actor, Ladakh International Film Festival, India (LIFF) for "The Killer", 2012 • "Young Artist of the Decade" Award, Best Artist of the Decade, 2007 • Crystalline Roc Award (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Santoori (The Music Man)", 25th Fajr Film Festival (The only actor under 30 years of age having won 2 Crystalline Roc Awards), 2007 • Paramount Male Youth of the Year, National Youth Magazine (40 Cheragh), 2006 • Nominated in "Cinema Home" Yearly Awards (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Candle in the Wind", 2001 • Crystalline Roc Award (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Candle in the Wind", 22nd Fajr Film Festival (The youngest actor receiving a Crystalline Roc Award), 2004 • Hafiz Statuette Award (Best Actor) for "River's End", 7th Picture World Festival, 2004 • Paramount Male Youth of the Year, National Youth Organization, 2004 • First Iranian star attending Cannes Film Festival’s Red Carpet, 2004 • Family Films Festival Award (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Swan's Cry", 2001 • Nominated in "Cinema Home" Yearly Awards (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Swan's Cry", 2001 • Nominated for Hafiz Statuette Award (Best Actor) for "Swan's Cry”