Mohammad Kart, born in Shiraz in 1987, has carved a niche for himself in the world of acting and filmmaking. A graduate of Azad University, he began his career on stage in 2000 before transitioning to film, where his performances in acclaimed works like “I’m Not Angry” (2014) showcased his range and depth. For collectors, his role in the atmospheric drama “Drown” (2020) stands out as a modern gem, blending poignant storytelling with stellar performances, thereby elevating its desirability among home video enthusiasts. Kart's talents extend beyond acting; his directorial works, particularly the award-winning documentaries “Bruise” (2013) and “Incubus-the Small Chance,” have also caught the attention of collectors. “Bruise” received accolades for its impactful portrayal of social issues, while “Incubus” garnered recognition for its innovative direction. Together, these films highlight Kart's versatility and commitment to storytelling, making his catalog a must-have for those who appreciate not just cinema, but the art of physical media itself.