Two Sixth-Graders are Drifting Home
A Japanese anime movie that brings survival, adventure, and friendship to the big screen.
A Millionaire and Two Have-nots
Amir Dabirzadeh goes to Ramsar to marry his cousin, Mahboobeh. His Aunt and her daughter have gone on a trip for a few days. Dabirzadeh waits for them. Shahrazad, the singer of Ramsar Casino, is looking for a noble conversation and chooses Dabirzadeh, who is always on the books, for this purpose.
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Amir Dabirzadeh goes to Ramsar to marry his cousin, Mahboobeh. His Aunt and her daughter have gone on a trip for a few days. Dabirzadeh waits for them. Shahrazad, the singer of Ramsar Casino, is looking for a noble conversation and chooses Dabirzadeh, who is always on the books, for this purpose.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dariush Farhang
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Runtime:99 minutes
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