Mohsen Gharaie

second unit director or assistant director, director, writer

Mohsen Gharaie was born on Jan 26, 1984 in Iran. Mohsen Gharaie's big-screen debut came with A Cube of Sugar directed by Reza Mirkarimi in 2011. Mohsen Gharaie is known for Muhammad: The Messenger of God directed by Majid Majidi, Mahdi Pakdel stars as Abu Talib and Sareh Bayat as Halimah. Mohsen Gharaie has got 5 awards and 4 nominations so far. The most recent award Mohsen Gharaie achieved is Fajr Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Mohsen Gharaie plays is Castle of Dreams which will be released on Jul 24, 2019.

Mohsen Gharaei (1984, Iran) is a graduate of Mining Engineering. In 2006, he started his film career as an assistant director, working with prestigious Iranian filmmakers such as Bahram Bayzai, Reza Mirkarimi, Majid Majidi and Mohsen Abdolvahab. Next to directing, he has worked on casting, editing and line production for various film projects. Gharaei co-directed his first feature film Don't Be Tired! (2013) with Afshin Hashemi. Gharaei's first independently directed feature Blockage (2017) won the award for Best Film in the New Currents section of the Busan International Film Festival.