Feature film
A Warm Day
An early original-story credit, following two car thieves and the consequences of an accident.
Yek Ruz-e Garm
English finding-aid title; the original title is shown in Latin transliteration.
1363 (1984–85) · recorded production year
The work and its context
Soureh Cinema credits Rabihavi with the initial story outline for A Warm Day. Salam Cinema separately lists Ali Asgari as director and Ali Asghar Asgarian as writer. This record preserves those printed roles and names without assuming that the two names identify the same person. Source 28 · Source 30
In the database synopsis, two car thieves injure an older man, and a request for hospital consent becomes entangled with their fear of the police. The printed production year is 1363. The English title is a guide to the Persian original, rather than evidence of an English-language version. Source 30
Creative credits
- Initial story outline
- Ghazi Rabihavi
- Director, as listed by Salam Cinema
- Ali Asgari
- Writer, as listed by Salam Cinema
- Ali Asghar Asgarian
Sources and distinctions
Soureh Cinema: Ghazi Rabihavi filmography
Historical Soureh filmography, archived 19 February 2015. Separates assistant direction, writing and initial story outlines. Printed years use the Solar Hijri calendar. The current registry endpoint was inaccessible during this review.
Salam Cinema: A Warm Day
Industry film record. Its director and writer fields print different names. Their identity relationship remains unconfirmed.