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Afshin is a middle-aged man who lives alone. His wife, whose name is Sarah, died a long time ago due to childbirth. After rescuing a golden-colored goat, which has wandered down a dark and lonely road, Afshin discovers its magical power that can bring the dead back to life. Afshin and Bez decide to go to the cemetery and revive Sarah.
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Afshin is a middle-aged man who lives alone. His wife, whose name is Sarah, died a long time ago due to childbirth. After rescuing a golden-colored goat, which has wandered down a dark and lonely road, Afshin discovers its magical power that can bring the dead back to life. Afshin and Bez decide to go to the cemetery and revive Sarah.
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Written By:Ako Zandkarimi, Nima Abdolazimi
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