The Enemy

The Enemy is a 1973 Iranian feature film directed by Khosrow Parvizi, with a screenplay by Ahmad Najibzadeh. Produced in Persian, the film belongs to the prolific era of Iranian cinema that preceded the 1979 revolution, and its original Persian title translates as "The Enemy."

The cast includes several performers familiar to audiences of the period, among them Morteza Aghili, Mohammadtaghi Kohanmouei, Nasır Melek, Hossein Gil and Ali Dehghan. Other performers associated with the production include Geeti Forouhar, Zackaria Hashemi and Nooshafarin.

Detailed plot documentation for the film is scarce in available sources, but the work is registered in Iranian and international film databases as part of Parvizi's directorial filmography. It stands as one of the many Persian-language features produced in Iran during the early 1970s, a period in which the country's commercial film industry maintained steady output across popular genres.