Nader Talebzadeh Ordobadi, born on December 25, 1953, died on April 29, 2022, was an Iranian producer, director and presenter.
He was the secretary of New Horizons International Conference, the secretary of Ammar Film Festival, one of the influential people in founding the Ofogh network and a member of the think tank of this network.
The late Master Talebzadeh holds a bachelor’s degree in English literature from Randolph University and a master’s degree in film directing from Columbia University.
He started his artistic activity in 1980 on the Radio and Television of the Islamic Republic of Iran, making documentaries.
His other activities include teaching at Islamic Center for Film Education and Management of Center for Cinema Research and Studies at Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance. He participated in the Bosnian war as a documentary filmmaker.
According to Artmag, Professor Anthony James Hall, The professor of Lathbridge University in Canada emphasized: The loss of Nader Talebzadeh is a great loss for Iran and world.
“Speaking to PressTV,” Hall said. The fact that the body of this performer, thinker, philosopher and very creative person is no longer with us is a great loss for Iran and world. However, his spiritual presence continues.
He further referred to his experience in Iran and New Horizons Conference: In 2014, he invited me to New Horizons International Conference, and this invitation changed my understanding of the world. It was amazing to be in Tehran, where there is so much sensitive world news and I just read about it and had no first-hand experience.
