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Bright House
Roshan, the middle-aged man who loves acting, can't take his house and decides to play his role on the eve of the collapse of everything.
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Roshan, the middle-aged man who loves acting, can't take his house and decides to play his role on the eve of the collapse of everything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rouhollah Hejazi
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Runtime:120 minutes
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