Description: Houman Seyyedi, born in 1980 in Rasht, Iran, is a versatile figure in the Iranian film industry, making significant contributions as both an actor and a director. His journey in the world of cinema began as an actor, and he later transitioned into directing, where he has garnered acclaim for his work. As an actor, Houman Seyyedi initiated his career with "Yek Teke Nan" by Kamal Tabrizi, showcasing his talent early on. He further solidified his presence in the industry with a role in "Fireworks Wednesday" by the renowned filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, a testament to his ability to work with some of the most celebrated directors in Iranian cinema. His directorial debut came with the film "Africa" in 2010, marking the beginning of a successful career behind the camera. Seyyedi's directorial prowess was recognized with the prestigious Crystal Simorgh for Best Directing for "Africa," highlighting his skill in guiding a film's narrative and vision. In addition to directing, Houman Seyyedi has showcased his acting abilities in various projects, earning him the Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor for his role in "I Am Diego Maradona" by Bahram Tavakoli. His scriptwriting talents were also acknowledged with the Crystal Simorgh for Best Script for "Sheeple" at the Fajr Film Festivals. Among his notable activities are his involvement in "Special Line" by Mostafa Kiaei and his directorial work on films like "13" and "Sound and Fury." Through these projects, Houman Seyyedi has left an indelible mark on Iranian cinema, contributing to its richness and diversity. His ability to excel both in front of and behind the camera underscores his versatility and impact in the industry.