to report Trust cinema Ali Dehkordi, a theater, cinema and television actor, said: My full name is Ali Ismailpour Dehkordi from the public relations of the Cinema Museum. Almost all my fellow citizens and old residents of Shahrekord have the Dehkordi suffix, which was the name of their hometown, along with their surname.
He added: My father’s job was freelance and when I was born, he had a small shop in Shahrekord, so I grew up in an average economic situation. I was in this city until 1363, when I got my diploma, and I joined the Shahrekord theater group in the middle of high school. When I participated in the entrance exam, it was the first period after the Cultural Revolution. At that time, I was accepted into the field of performing arts at Tehran University’s Faculty of Fine Arts.
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Dehkordi said about how he collaborated with Hatami Kia in the film “From Karkhe to Rain”: I was introduced to Ibrahim Hatami Kia through Mr. Bahram Azimpour, which was a very important and great event for me professionally as well as emotionally. Our generation was involved in war. Saeed’s character in the movie “From Karkhe to Rhine” became a symbol of today’s Basij and religious fighter. After this work, I appeared in a movie-serial called “Long Fall” directed by Manouchehr Asgari Nasab and after the “Mehr and Mah” series, I collaborated with Mrs. Homa Rusta as the young son of her theater group.
Dehkordi continued: “Long live the memory of Hamid Sahargyan, he was without a doubt the most influential teacher for me and every other person who had the honor of being his student.”
This actor added: One of the most important moments of my acting life was when I was in front of Mr. Nemat Haghighi’s camera. Even though I had an acting experience before that and I was a co-star with actors before the revolution, but that moment when I was in front of the camera of one of the most enduring people in the history of Iranian cinema was very valuable to me.
He said: In my opinion, every person who values life, asks himself every night before going to sleep whether he is satisfied with his present and his past. I am not proud, but I am very satisfied with my work life. I entered this profession in difficult circumstances and took a difficult path to reach this position.