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By no Reason 

A couple are moving in to a house with a lot of boxes to start their married life, but the former residents are still there with their wrapped up furniture and boxes too! They also have a small wedding ceremony to host that very night.
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A couple are moving in to a house with a lot of boxes to start their married life, but the former residents are still there with their wrapped up furniture and boxes too! They also have a small wedding ceremony to host that very night.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Abdolreza Kahani
Written By:Abdolreza Kahani
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Nasim-e saba

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