Iranian writers, producers and artists share their hero stories. MY HERO sends its love to our Iranian brothers and sisters for a peaceful and connected world.
Featured Story, Film and Artwork
Sara Azimipour's hero is her father, Mansour Azimipour, who began making money for his family in Iran at age 9, before immigrating to America.
An Iranian-American teenager travels to a small village in Iran to interview people about their opinions of America.
Professor Mahmoud Hesabi was a nuclear physicist, senator, and Minister of Education in Iran.
"For being successful in your kingdom don’t interfere in the religion and manner of people... Be honest with your people and don’t tell them a lie." --Darius the Great
Anoushe Ansari is an Iranian-American born in Mashhad, and the first Iranian in space.
Tina's great grandfather saved a stranger's life.
"Most of the educated people of Aran and Bidgol were taught by my grandfather."
When Paniz's grandfather was 23 years old, he rescued a boy from the clutches of a poisonous snake.
Bahar's mother broke her foot while saving Bahar from falling out of a moving taxi.
Mandana's hero is a mother who flung herself on her daughter to protect her from a dog attack.
"Mrs. Saiedeh is our hero because she never forgets to pray & smile in spite of her problems."
Negeen's grandmother raised her five children alone after her husband died, and then moved the family to America.
"He is very clever, he can solve my problems without asking, and when he solves them he guides me through."
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