Nima Abdolazimi is a filmmaker and graduate in Film Directing whose work spans directing, writing, and production across short and feature films.
He began his cinematic journey in 2015, collaborating with directing teams and contributing to a range of short and feature film productions. In 2021, he wrote, produced, and directed his debut film, I Turn Off the Lights, filmed in Sanandaj.
In 2024, he completed his second short film, Domestic, produced in collaboration with the Young Cinema Society of Iran. His work has since gained recognition across several prominent film festivals, earning nominations in multiple categories at the 41st Tehran International Short Film Festival, including Best Film, Best Screenplay, Best Director, Artistic Achievement, and Cinematography.
His films have also been featured in the 14th Independent Short Film Festival of Iran (ISFA), the 43rd Fajr Film Festival, and other notable national showcases. He received the Best Editing and Best Technical Achievement awards at the Fanoos Khial Student Festival in Damghan, as well as the Special Jury Award and Best Screenplay Award at the 14th Saye Film Festival.
Additionally, he was honored as Best Young Talent under 25 at the 21st Image of the Year Festival (Cinema Section) and recognized as a Young Talent at the 3rd Mehrcinema Festival. Most recently, his short film Domestic has begun its international distribution journey.
