Amīr Nādirī (born May 28, 1946, Abadan, Iran) is a renowned film director, screenwriter, and producer who has left a lasting impression on international cinema. His contribution to the Iranian New Wave movement is remarkable, given his introspective style and frequent use of thematic depth to explore the subtleties of human emotion. His major works include The Runner (Davandah, 1984) and Sound Barrier (Dīvār-i Sawtī, 2005). Naderi’s accomplishments have received critical acclaim at numerous prestigious film festivals, and his dedication to guiding upcoming filmmakers exemplifies his enduring impact. He has been able to evoke strong emotional reactions thanks to his striking visual narratives.