Valley of Death

Valley of Death (original Persian title Mard-i az Tehran, "A Man from Tehran") is a 1967 Iranian-Lebanese co-production written and directed by Farouk Agrama, also known as Frank Agrama. The film stars Mohammad-Ali Fardin, one of the most popular leading men of Iranian cinema of the era, alongside the Lebanese singer and actress Sabah and Füruzan. Shot in Persian and Arabic, it stands as an example of the cinematic collaboration between Iran and Lebanon in the 1960s.