Dance with Yourself
This Iranian filmed theater is a story about a single-person world. A world where you are the sole inhabitant. In this play, no one lives except you, and no one else is your companion except you. In this world, whatever happens, you are responsible for it.
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This Iranian filmed theater is a story about a single-person world. A world where you are the sole inhabitant. In this play, no one lives except you, and no one else is your companion except you. In this world, whatever happens, you are responsible for it.
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Written By:Masiha Aboali
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