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Ahmad Ahmadpour, born around 1979, is famous in Iranian film and cinephile circles for his role as Mohamed Reza Nematzadeh in Abbas Kiarostami’s 1987 film Where Is The Friend’s House?, widely considered one of the greatest films ever made. He grew up in the village of Koker, Iran with little exposure to media along with his brother Babak Ahmadpour.
Ahmed Ahmadpour is an Iranian actor from Koker best known for his role as Mohamed Reza Nematzadeh in Abbas Kiarostami's 1987 masterpiece Where Is The Friend's House?.
He is primarily recognized for his lead role in the Iranian New Wave classic Where Is The Friend's House? and his subsequent appearances in Kiarostami-focused documentaries like Tree of Life.
He is not a professional actor by trade; his filmography consists almost entirely of roles within the orbit of Abbas Kiarostami's Koker Trilogy.