Milad Khosravi is an Iranian film producer and the founder of Seven Springs Pictures, an independent production and international sales company established in 2020. Working across fiction and documentary, he is committed to developing arthouse, auteur-driven and socially engaged cinema from Iran and the wider Middle East. His work frequently addresses questions of identity, family, human rights and contemporary political realities.

His credits include Marjan Khosravi’s documentary The Snow Calls, which was presented at IDFA, and Mrs. Iran’s Husband, winner of the Best International Short Documentary Award at Hot Docs 2023.

In 2023, Khosravi produced Ali Asgari and Alireza Khatami’s Terrestrial Verses, which premiered in the Un Certain Regard section of the Cannes Film Festival. He subsequently produced Marjan Khosravi’s Requiem for a Tribe, which premiered in competition at the Shanghai International Film Festival, and Ali Asgari’s Higher Than Acidic Clouds, presented in IDFA’s Envision Competition.

His more recent work includes Ali Asgari’s Divine Comedy, selected for the Orizzonti competition at the Venice International Film Festival, and A Bit of Light, selected for the festival’s Main Competition in 2026. He is also producing Marjan Khosravi’s Dreams of the Wild Oaks, an internationally supported documentary project that received a Special Mention at the 2025 IDFA Forum. He also serves as producer on Falling House by Mohsen Gharaie further expanding his involvement in internationally oriented, auteur-driven cinema.

Through Seven Springs Pictures, Khosravi works with filmmakers from development and financing through production, festival strategy and international distribution, building lasting collaborations between independent voices and the global film industry.