Bandar Abbas and the Persian Gulf
A documentary by Hassan Bani Hashemi about Bandar Abbas and the Persian Gulf in the 1350s (1970s). A calm and observational film that captures the coastal life, natural landscapes, and local culture of southern Iran.
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A documentary by Hassan Bani Hashemi about Bandar Abbas and the Persian Gulf in the 1350s (1970s). A calm and observational film that captures the coastal life, natural landscapes, and local culture of southern Iran.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Hassan Bani Hashemi
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Cinema-ye Azad, National Iranian Radio and Television (NIRT)
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