award from Nantes Three Continents Film Festival 2004 Fereshteh Sadre Orafaee, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2005 and Best Actress Pasinetti Award Venice Film Festival 2000 Bita Farrahi, Best Actress from Pyongyang International Film Festival 2009 Soraya Ghasemi, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2001 Mahtab Keramati, Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2009 and for best actress from Batumi Art-House Film Festival 2013 Susan Taslimi, Best Actor award, International Academy of Film Sweden 2000 Farimah Farjami, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 1991 Azita Hajian, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 1999 Roya Teymourian, Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2000 Katayoun Riahi, Best Actress Cairo International Film Festival 2002 Roya Nonahali, Best Actress from Amiens International Film Festival 1977 and Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 1989 Mitra Hajjar, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2000 Mahnaz Afshar, Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2011 Baran Kosari, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2007 Hanieh Tavassoli, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2013 Negar Javaherian, Best Actress, UNESCO Award from Asia Pacific Screen Awards 2013 and Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2010 Pantea Bahram, Best Actress from Mumbai International Film Festival 2011 Hengameh Ghaziani, Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor from Fajr International Film Festival 2008, 2012 and Best Actress Love Is Folly International Film Festival 2012 Furthermore, women's resistance against the symbolic order in the society has been demonstrated in different movies such as The Little Rusty Brains by Houman Seyedi Iranian war films War cinema in Iran was born simultaneously with the beginning of Iran–Iraq War. However, it took many years until it found its way and identity by defining characteristics of Iranian war cinema. In the Alleys of Love (1990), by Khosrow Sinai, shows the most poematic view on the Iran Iraq war and still after years, is one of the leading films about this historical event from a humanistic aspect, although unlike other Iranian war cinema which are fully supported by the Iranian government this film was made with numerous difficulties. In the past decades, the Iranian film industry has produced many