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A Little Mischief
Afshin, a graphic designer at a publishing house, buys a “Thing” action figure for a photoshoot, only to discover something strange about it.
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Afshin, a graphic designer at a publishing house, buys a “Thing” action figure for a photoshoot, only to discover something strange about it.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Mohammad Rahmati
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Iranian Youth Cinema Society (IYCS)
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