Kaveh Farnam is an independent Iranian producer and writer, universally acclaimed for his cultural advocacy and socially conscious projects. He is internationally recognized for his collaborations with Mohammad Rasoulof on several award-winning productions. Those include the 70th Berlin International Film Festival’s Golden Bear award-winning film, There is No Evil (2020) and the Cannes Film Festival’s Un Certain Regard winner, A Man of Integrity (2017). Noteworthy amongst his other projects are the Amnesty International Febio Fest Award-winning feature, Son-Mother (2019), and documentaries such as None of Your Business (2019) and Like My Name Pegah (2018). He is also a successful media entrepreneur and founder of Europe Media Nest, a production house in Prague, Czech Republic.

Accolades

Mohammad Rasoulof and Kaveh Farnam and Farzad Pak
Best Feature Film, 2021

There is No Evil (Sheytan vojud nadarad)

Best Feature Film, 2021

There is No Evil (Sheytan vojud nadarad)

Every country that enforces the death penalty needs people to kill other people. Four men are put in front of an unthinkable but simple choice.…

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Mohammad Rasoulof and Kaveh Farnam and Rozita Hendijanian and Michal Křeček
Best Feature Film, 2017

A Man of Integrity (Lerd)

Best Feature Film, 2017

A Man of Integrity (Lerd)

Reza and his family lead a simple life working on his goldfish farm in a northern Iranian village. Nearby, a private company with close links…

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Films

There is No Evil
2020

There is No Evil (Sheytan vojud nadarad)

Islamic Republic of Iran
2020

There is No Evil (Sheytan vojud nadarad)

Every country that enforces the death penalty needs people to kill other people. Four men are put in front of an unthinkable but simple choice.…

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A Man of Integrity (Lerd)
2017

A Man of Integrity (Lerd)

Islamic Republic of Iran
2017

A Man of Integrity (Lerd)

Reza and his family lead a simple life working on his goldfish farm in a northern Iranian village. Nearby, a private company with close links…

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