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Robert Ekhart (Armenian: Ռոբերտ Էքհարթ; 1935, Tabriz – 1994, Los Angeles) was an Iranian, film director, and editor-in-chief. Ekhart born in Tabriz to a German father and Armenian mother. His father was a factory owner in Tabriz and was first disappeared and then killed by the Allied troops occupying Iran in September 1940. In his teens, Ekhart moved to Tehran with his mother and inserted his name in Jahan-e Cinema [World of Cinema Magazine] which led to writing for the monthly Setare Cinema [Movie Star Magazine]. In 1956 he was promoted to its editor-in-chief.