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A Hot Summer Night
On a scorching summer day, an old rusty fan is betrayed by its owner, sparking a tale of jealousy and revenge that demands justice for an unforgivable crime.
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On a scorching summer day, an old rusty fan is betrayed by its owner, sparking a tale of jealousy and revenge that demands justice for an unforgivable crime.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Hassan Hekmat Ravesh
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Runtime:4 minutes
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