Razor's Edge: The Legacy of Iranian Actresses is a documentary that delves into the lives and works of actresses in the Iranian film industry before the 1979 revolution. Featuring interviews with prominent actresses such as Shoreh Aghdashloo, Katayun Amir Ebrahimi, and Mary Apick, among others, the film also showcases rare film clips from iconic movies like Lor Girl (1933), A Girl from Shiraz (1954), and Downpour (1972). This documentary offers a unique perspective on the history of Iranian cinema and its leading ladies, highlighting their contributions to the industry and their impact on Iranian culture.

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