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The Glass Agency 

AJAANS-E SHISHEH-EE

Director : Ebrahim Hatamikia
Producers: Varahonar and Farabi Cinema Foundation
Scriptwriter: Ebrahim Hatamikia
Photography: Aziz Saati
Composer: Majid Entezami
Editor: Hayde Safiyari
Art Directors: Hamid Charakchiyan, 
Parviz Sheikh Tadi
Sound Recorder: Mahmud Samahbashi
Sound Mix: Mohsen Roshan
Special Effects: Mohsen Ruzbehani
Make-up: Mehrdad Mir-Kiyani
Cast: Parviz Parastuie, Habib Rezaie, Reza Kiyaniyan, Qasem                                               Zare, Mohammad Hatami, Asghar Naqizade, Sadeq Safaie
Color, 100 min.

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Synopsis
Abbas, a combatant of the imposed war who is now engaged in farming, arrives in Tehran along with his wife for the medical treatment of a wound in his neck.  At the bus terminal, Abbas meets a wartime commander, Haj Kazem, who decides to keep Abbas company during his treatment.  Medical tests reveal the presence of a tiny Shrapnel part near Abbas's artery.  In view of the critical surgical operation that has to be carried out, the doctors offer two recommendations.  First, Abbas has to travel to a country where adequate medical facilities are available for the hazardous operation.  And second, Abbas must try not to get excited as that might cause the Shrapnel part to be dislodged and moved.  He should try to laugh, even forcibly, in case he gets excited.  To arrange for Abbas' trip abroad, everything is done in great haste.  However, all this is concurrent with the arrival of the New Year, and that creates a number of obstacles for the wounded combatant's trip.
Director's View
"This is my ninth film.  I hope that this film will have a date of birth, not date of expiry."
Ebrahim Hatamikia
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Born in Tehran in 1961.  Graduated in screen writing from the College of Cinema and Theater, Arts University.  Began film making at the outbreak of the imposed war.  He directed his first feature film, The Identity for television.  His second feature film, The Scout, is still considered a highly individual film in the domain of war films.
Short Films - 1982: Blinds of Heart, 1983: The Sacred Earth, 1984: The Path, 1985: The Red Carcanet, 1988: Aqa Saeed (documentary, medium-length).
Feature Films - 1987: The Identity, 1989: The Scout, 1990: The Immigrant, 1991: Union of the Good, 1992: From Karkhe to Rhine, 1994: The Green Ashes, 1996: The Scent of Joseph's Shirt, The Minoo Tower.
 
     

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