Short Documentary Film, KALLING, 1995 Kish Island Iran, Kalling means "pearl-producing oyster" in the local dialect of the indigenous people of Kish Island.

Documentary Films

  • Melbourne Australia Testimonial film as a gift to loved one

    A heartfelt film created to honour someone special while they’re still with us. Through personal stories and messages from loved ones, it becomes a meaningful tribute — a living gift that celebrates their life, love, and legacy.

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  • A man with gray hair and glasses being filmed for a video interview in a living room, with a camera operator, a woman with long brown hair, and a man with large black headphones.

    Melbourne Australia

    Documentary films and interviews

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  • A man filming with a professional camera outdoors, with a woman standing nearby in a sunny environment with palm trees.

    Kish Island, Iran

    In Kish, Mozhgan Pazooki made cultural, environmental, and promotional documentaries. Her films highlighted local traditions, and the natural beauty of the Persian Gulf. She also helped launch Kish’s first televised programs and produced award-winning works like Kalling and Farourgan Island.

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  • Woman with dark hair and headscarf operating a professional video camera outdoors.

    Tehran Iran

    In Tehran, Mozhgan Pazooki worked mainly with the Science Department of Iranian National Radio and Television, producing educational, scientific, and cultural documentaries. She directed and produced programs like Contemporary Iranian Luminaries, featuring interviews with prominent Iranian scientists, artists, and thinkers.

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Testimonials

  • A smiling elderly woman with short, light brown hair, wearing a red blazer and green earrings, against a white background.

    “You have so many skills and you are a very smart and wise woman. It’s our honour to have you in Australia. With thanks for all you have shared with me.”

    Jennifer McGregor AM (the Member of the Order )

  • Close-up of smiling elderly man with glasses and white hair, wearing a black sweater, sitting indoors with a warm background.

    “Mozhgan is one of the most creative and gifted filmmakers I know. She is highly approachable, cooperative, flexible and has a deep inquiring mind that serves her extremely well in her production. I recommend her whole-heartedly and without reservation.”

    Director and CEO at Dalmau Consulting

  • Close-up portrait of an elderly woman with light blonde hair, wearing a white collared shirt and black sweater, smiling gently.

    “She is a highly accomplished documentary filmmaker with a distinguished background in her native Iran. I believe Ms Pazooki will continue to make a unique and valuable contribution to our country.”

    Professor Emeritus Andrea Hull AO (the Officer of the Order)

  • A woman with short brown hair wearing a blue and white patterned shirt and a pearl necklace, smiling at the camera against a plain white background.

    “I have had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Pazooki on many occasions and viewing her work which has been internationally recognised and is of the highest standard.”

    Susan Maslin AO (the Officer of the Order)

  • I’ve worked with many documentary filmmakers and Mozhgan as a distinct and valuable talent among them. She brings humanity, insight, and inspiration to each of her projects.

    Charles Ansbach

  • Mozhgan is a Renaissance woman. Her skills are many and range from analytic to artistic, from entrepreneurial to empathetic. Highly recommended!

    Louis Patler

  • Mozhgan is a highly experienced, skilled and passionate documentary maker. Her focus on issues that affect her personally, combined with her skill and experience, yields powerful and empathetic work.

    Catherine Green Director, producer

  • Mozhgan is an incredible film maker and communicator - intuitive, creative and a true professional. I highly recommend her.

    Nichola Holgate Corporate Affairs, Strategy, Transformation, Reputation, sustainability, Leadership coach

  • I worked with Mozghan on a highly emotionally charged project (an end of life tribute). She created a final legacy tribute worthy of the name.

    Matthew S. Swain, DO, MBA, FAAFP Associate Program Director, Family Medicine Residency

  • Mozhgan is highly skilled, patient and professional in her approach to her work. As a participant in one of her films, I felt actively encouraged and supported. She offered a warm and clear presence. I wish her well in her future work.

    Psychologist, Supervisor and Psychotherapist

Testimonials

  • When I realised the profound talent this lady carries for documentary film making, I became more deeply interested in the creative possibilities we share. I reviewed much of her work, from Iran and from Australia and was just so impressed by her capacity to carry a story onto the screen. We are discussing the possibility of working together to create a Documentary about Human Virtues like Kindness and Gratitude. If I proceed with this project, it will only be with Mozhgan. I trust her skill, integrity and work ethic implicitly.

    John (JT) Toomey

  • Mozhgan is a pretty extraordinary woman. She was one of female documentary makers in Iran and has brought the same creativity and determination to her life in Australia. Whatever she turns her hands and mind to she accomplishes. As a filmmaker she brings her passion and total commitment to the job. I recommend Mozhgan to anyone looking to include a unique female perspective to their projects.

    Carolyn Dean, Hewsons Managing Director

  • Our family has found Mozhgan delightful to work with (and very patient and adaptive). We used the lockdown years to have her film Zoomed interviews with the nieces and nephews of our beloved elder, Chris to ask her about our memories and record her stories of our family. Mozhgan also filmed Chris guided by a great nephew for a tour revisiting the 1988 Building at Melbourne University where she went to Teachers College. Mozhgan has wonderful skills as a documentary film maker. But best of all, she has a beautiful sensitivity and ability to build relationships and work collaboratively as well. Commissioning Mozhgan to capture the stories of your elders with her (or sending your appreciation to them) is a wonderful move

    Jean Rumbold , Arts-based research and activism/Research supervisor/ex-Counselling psychologist

  • Mozhgan undertook a large and very delicate project involving buy-in from numerous stakeholders. She had the task of attracting people to the project, giving up their time (Mozhgan was not known to them), culling the data so that it fitted aesthetically and emotionally, and had 'just right' amount of detail and 'just right' amount of big picture. When she takes on a project Mozhgan pursues it with great determination, and doesn't give up when the going gets tough. Her ability to work in at least two languages is impressive, as is her ability to bring in all the pieces in time, and to deliver to the client or series of clients a finished product that was very pleasing.

    Antony Williams PhD, Director at Santo and Williams P/L