Feature film
Shadows of Sorrow
A screenplay shared by Rabihavi and director Shapur Gharib, about a marriage, separation and a child displaced by war.
Sayeh-ha-ye Gham
1366 in Soureh · 1988 in Cinema Iranica
Runtime: 94 minutes · Cinema Iranica record
The work and its context
Cinema Iranica explicitly names both Ghazi Rabihavi and Shapur Gharib as writers, with Gharib directing. Soureh lists Rabihavi under writing. The film is therefore presented with its shared writing credit rather than as a screenplay attributed exclusively to one person. Source 28 · Source 34
Cinema Iranica describes a couple whose marriage breaks down after unsuccessful attempts to have a child. An adopted girl, whose parents were killed in a bombing, brings them together again. The institutional record gives 1988 and 94 minutes; Soureh prints 1366, a Solar Hijri year spanning 1987–88. These source-specific dates remain visible. Source 28 · Source 34
Creative credits
- Writers
- Ghazi Rabihavi, Shapur Gharib
- Director
- Shapur Gharib
- Production company, Cinema Iranica record
- Kargah-e Film-e Andishe
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.
Cinema Iranica: Shadows of Sorrow
Institutional cinema record. Names Shapur Gharib and Ghazi Rabihavi as writers, and gives 1988 and 94 minutes.