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At the End of 8th Street 

Niloufar (Taraneh Alidoosti) lives with her family. After an incident happened, her family exposed to a deep trouble: they have to provide a large amount of money to save a family member's life while they have only three days ...
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Niloufar (Taraneh Alidoosti) lives with her family. After an incident happened, her family exposed to a deep trouble: they have to provide a large amount of money to save a family member's life while they have only three days ...

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Genre:Crime, Action
Directed By:Alireza Amini
Written By:Alireza Amini, Bita Aslani, Mohammad Baghbani, Ali Farid
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Runtime:90 minutes
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