milad khosravi

  • Producer, writer
  • He/Him
  • 15th April 1994
  • Farsi, English
  • Tehran, Iran

BIOGRAPHY

Milad Khosravi is an Iranian producer and the founder of Seven Springs Pictures, an independent production and international sales company he established in Tehran in 2020. Working across fiction and creative documentary, he develops and produces auteur-driven, socially engaged cinema from Iran and the wider Middle East, often in co-production with partners in Europe and North America. He is an alumnus of Berlinale Talents (2024).

He produced Ali Asgari and Alireza Khatami’s Terrestrial Verses, which premiered in Un Certain Regard at Cannes in 2023 and was released theatrically in more than 15 countries. His documentary slate with director Marjan Khosravi includes The Snow Calls (IDFA 2020), Mrs. Iran’s Husband (Best International Short Documentary, Hot Docs 2023) and the feature Requiem for a Tribe, which premiered in competition at the Shanghai International Film Festival in 2024 before screening at Ji.hlava, True/False and DocsBarcelona.

In 2024 he produced Ali Asgari’s essay film Higher Than Acidic Clouds, which premiered in IDFA’s Envision Competition and went on to Visions du Réel and Hot Docs. In 2025 three of his productions premiered at major festivals: Asgari’s Divine Comedy in Venice Orizzonti, Gözde Kural’s Cinema Jazireh at Karlovy Vary, and Sajad Imani’s documentary It’s Winter, which he co-wrote, at Tallinn Black Nights.

At the 83rd Venice International Film Festival in 2026, Seven Springs had two films in the official selection. Asgari’s A Bit of Light competed for the Golden Lion in the Main Competition, and Mohsen Gharaei’s Falling House, a co-production with Zentropa Germany, Basis Berlin, RaeFilm Studios and 3SIX9 Studios, won the Orizzonti Award for Best Actress for Laleh Marzban and the Airone della Laguna Award for Best Film.

His latest production is Marjan Khosravi’s hybrid documentary Dreams of the Wild Oaks, a co-production with Avant la Nuit (France) and Lukimedia (Spain), which premiered at the Busan International Film Festival in 2026 and has its European premiere at IDFA 2026. During development the project won the Unifrance Doc Award and the Party Film Sales Award at Visions du Réel 2024, was presented as a Rough Cut at the IDFA Forum 2025, and was supported by the Catapult Film Fund, the IDFA Bertha Fund and the CNC.

Through Seven Springs Pictures, Khosravi works with filmmakers from development and financing through production, festival strategy and international distribution.

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