I (Persian: من, romanized: Man) is a 2016 Iranian film written and directed by Soheil Beiraghi.

The film's director said that "my first goal was to present a picture of an unusual woman and that I was going to portray her solo revolution against the law, the people and the norms of the surrounding society, and thus, the script was straightforward."

[7] Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) abstained from releasing the teaser trailers of I (Me) on the pretext that they had been shown on Gem TV, a Persian-language entertainment satellite channel.

The film crew tried to convince them that they were unaware of the teaser's release on the satellite channel, but the IRIB's television commercial authorities simply asked for a property deed and did nothing more.

[11] Soheil Beirghi announced in the film's press conference that "if sales reach one billion and 10 million tomans, it will enter the profit stage.