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While driving and filming the landscapes around the road with his cellphone, the clergyman suddenly encounters a drug checkpoint. Officers want to inspect his car with a dog, but he does not allow it because he religiously believes that the dogs are unclean. He crashes on the way. A dog finds him on the road and tries to rescue him, but it does not succeed. Suddenly, his turban falls to the ground. The dog picks it up, puts it in the middle of the road, lies next to it, and waits for help.
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While driving and filming the landscapes around the road with his cellphone, the clergyman suddenly encounters a drug checkpoint. Officers want to inspect his car with a dog, but he does not allow it because he religiously believes that the dogs are unclean. He crashes on the way. A dog finds him on the road and tries to rescue him, but it does not succeed. Suddenly, his turban falls to the ground. The dog picks it up, puts it in the middle of the road, lies next to it, and waits for help.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mohammad Hassan Yassaee
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