Babak Ahmed Poor, born in 1979 in the quaint village of Koker, Iran, remains a captivating figure in the realm of Iranian cinema, primarily known for his poignant performance in Abbas Kiarostami’s seminal film, *Where Is The Friend's House?* (1987). This film is not only a cornerstone of Iranian cinema but also a beloved classic among collectors, revered for its authentic portrayal of childhood and community. Babak's portrayal of Ahmed Ahmadpour, alongside his brother, offers a raw and genuine glimpse into a world untouched by modern media, making it an essential piece in any cinephile’s collection. His collaboration with Kiarostami didn’t end with this iconic role; both brothers made brief appearances in the director's later work, *Through The Olive Trees*. Collectors often seek out these releases, as they embody a unique intersection of amateur artistry and masterful direction, providing insight into the rich tapestry of Iranian film history. The collectible nature of *Where Is The Friend's House?* is further enhanced by its limited home video releases, making Babak Ahmed Poor's contributions a must-have for any serious physical media enthusiast.