Nouri Kasraei, a remarkable film star of the 1950s, remains an enigmatic figure in the history of cinema. Known for her extraordinary debut as Taraneh in Jalal Moghadam’s well-received film Panjereh (The Window), Kasraei’s career embodied both artistic ambition and personal solitude. Her untimely death at the age of 68, due to cardiac arrest, and the discovery of her body after two days alone in her home, symbolized the isolation she spoke about during her lifetime.
