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Under constant pressure from her ex-husband, Nazanin should turn their child - Aban, nine years old - away from a very driven feminine taste. One day, Aban goes to the hospital thinking of undergoing life-changing surgery.
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Under constant pressure from her ex-husband, Nazanin should turn their child - Aban, nine years old - away from a very driven feminine taste. One day, Aban goes to the hospital thinking of undergoing life-changing surgery.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mahdieh Toosi, Abbas Taheri
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Envie de tempête, The GlobeCSF
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