Parvin Soleimani’s transition from theater to film in the early 1950s was a turning point for her career. Her debut in Toofan dar Shahr-e Ma (A Storm in Our Town) showcased her ability to adapt her theatrical skills to the screen, earning her early recognition and setting the stage for a prolific film. During the 1960s and 1970s, Soleimani played a vital role in the New Wave movement, which sought to redefine the cinematic language. Her roles in films such as The Postman and The Cow aligned with the movement’s focus on realism, social issues, and innovative storytelling.
