Mohammad Rasoulof

Mohammad Rasoulof was born in 1972 in Shiraz, Iran. He completed his studies in Sociology and began his work as a filmmaker with a number of short films. His first feature-length film was a docudrama called "Gogooman" (2002), which was screened at a number of festivals, including Locarno, and Montreal. Rasoulof's second feature-length movie entitled "Iron Island" (2005) was selected for director's Forthnight section in Cannes Film Festival, and was shown at other festivals such as Telluride, Karlovy Vary, and the Toronto Int'l Film Festivals, and received a number of awards. "Head Wind" is a documentary about the restrictions currently imposed in Iran on using satellites and internet.

Films directed by Mohammad Rasoulof

• HEAD WIND