Shakibai's Feature Films
- Khatt-e Ghermez (The Red Line), directed by Masud Kimiai, 1981 (1360 AH)
- Dād'shāh, directed by Habib Kavosh, 1983 (1362 AH)
- Sā'e'gheh (Thunderbolt), directed by Zia-od-Din Dari, 1984 (1363 AH)
- Rābeteh (The Rapport), directed by Pouran Derakhshandeh, 1986 (1365 AH)
- Dozd va Nevisandeh (The Thief and the Writer), directed by Kāzem Ma'sumi, 1986 (1365 AH)
- Shekār (The Hunt, Hunting), directed by Majid Javānmard, 1987 (1366 AH)
- Tran (The Train), directed by Amir Ghavi'del, 1987 (1366 AH)
- Obur az Ghobār (Passing Through Dust), directed by Pouran Derakhshandeh, 1989 (1368 AH)
- Hamoun, directed by Dariush Mehrjoui, 1989 (1368 AH)
- Jost-o-jou dar Jazareh (Search-and-Exploration on the Island), directed by Mehdi Sabbagh'zādeh, 1990 (1369 AH)
- Eblis (The Satan), directed by Ahmad-Reza Darvish, 1990 (1369 AH)
- Bānu (The Lady), directed by Dariush Mehrjoui, 1991 (1370 AH) (released in 1998)
- Yek-bār barāy-e Hamisheh (Once and for Ever), Sirus Alvand, 1992 (1371 AH)
- Sārā (Sara), directed by Dariush Mehrjoui, 1992 (1371 AH)
- Parvāz rā be Khāter Besepār (Remember the Flying), Hamid Rakhshāni, 1992 (1371 AH)
- Blof (Bluff), directed by Samuel Khāchekiān, 1993 (1372 AH)
- Kimiā (The Philosopher's Stone), directed by Ahmad-Reza Darvish, 1994 (1373 AH)
- Pari, directed by Dariush Mehrjoui, 1994 (1373 AH)
- Dard-e Moshtarak (The Shared Agony), directed by Yasamin Malek Nasr, 1994 (1373 AH)
- Khāharan-e Gharib (The Estranged Sisters), directed by Kiumars Pourahmad, 1995 (1374 AH)
- Āsheqāneh (Amorously), directed by Ali-Reza Davoudnejad, 1995 (1374 AH)
- Sāyeh be Sāyeh (In Close Pursuit), directed by Ali Zhakān, 1995 (1374 AH)
- Sar Zamin-e Khorshid (The Land of the Sun), directed by Ahmad-Reza Darvish, 1996 (1375 AH)
- Zendegi (The Life), directed by Asghar Hashemi, 1997 (1376 AH)
- Ravāni (Psycho), directed by Dariush Farhang, 1997 (1376 AH)
- Mix (Mix), directed by Dariush Mehrjoui, 1999 (1378 AH)
- Eshgh-e Shisheh-i (The Vitreous Love), directed by Dariush Mehrjoui, 1999 (1378 AH)
- Dokhtar Dā'i-ye Gomshodeh (The Lost Niece), directed by Dariush Mehrjoui, 1999 (1378 AH)
- Yek Daastaan e Naagofte (An Untold Story), A Documentary directed by Hossein Khandan, 2000 (1379 AH)
- Dokhtari be Nām-e Tondar (A Girl Named Thunder), directed by Hamid-Reza Ashtianipour, 2000 (1379 AH)
- Mozāhem (The Nuisance), directed by Sirus Alvand, 2001 (1380 AH)
- Lezhion (The Legion), directed by Zia-od-Din Dari, 2001 (1380 AH)
- Kāghaz-e bi Khatt (Unruled Paper), directed by Naser Taghvai, 2001 (1380 AH)
- Asiri (Ethereal), directed by Mohammd-Ali Sajjādi, 2001 (1380 AH)
- Sobhāneh Barāy-e Do Nafar (Breakfast For Two), directed by Mehdi Sabbaghzadeh, 2003 (1382 AH)
- Hokm (The Verdict), directed by Masud Kimiai, 2004 (1383 AH)
- Ezdevāj-e Sourati (The Superficial Marriage), directed by Manuchehr Masiri, 2004 (1383 AH)
- Sālād-e Fasl (The Garden Salad), directed by Fereydoun Jayrani, 2004 (1383 AH)
- Che Kasi Amir rā Kosht? (Who Killed Amir?), directed by Mehdi Karampour, 2005 (1384 AH)
- Arousak-e Farangi (The European Doll), directed by Farhad Sabā, 2005 (1384 AH)
- Pishnehād-e Panj Meluni (The Five-Million Proposition), directed by Fereydoun Jayrani, 2005 (1384 AH)
- Setāreh-hā (The Stars), directed by Fereydoun Jayrani, 2005 (1384 AH)
- Dasthā-ye Khāli (The Empty Hands), directed by Abol-Ghāsem Tālebi, 2006 (1385 AH)
- Otobus-e Shab (The Night Bus), directed by Kiumars Pourahmad, 2006 (1385 AH)
- Ra'is (The Boss), directed by Masoud Kimiai, 2006 (1385 AH)
- Shab (The Night)
- Emruz na Fardā (Today and Not Tomorrow), directed by Fereydoun Jayrani, 2008 (1387 AH)
- Del Shekasteh (Broken-hearted), directed by Ali Ru'in'tan, 2008 (1387 AH)
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