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Born in Iran in 1987, Pirouz Nemati is an independent filmmaker, artist and actor currently based in Montreal. He studied photography, film, and media arts at Emily Carr University and holds a BFA in film production from Concordia University. Nemati’s films, video and photography work has been showcased in Iran, Canada and the U.S. Most recently he served as an executive producer, co-screenwriter, and actor in Matthew Rankin’s award winning film Universal Language, 2024.
Pirouz Nemati is an Iranian-Canadian filmmaker, editor, and actor based in Montreal, recognized for his contributions to independent cinema and his collaborative efforts on feature films like Universal Language.
He is widely recognized for co-writing, producing, and starring in the 2024 film Universal Language and for directing the documentary Hemela.
His creative output spans narrative indie film, documentary storytelling, and experimental photography, often exploring cultural themes connected to the Iranian diaspora.