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In a Kurdish village in the mountains of Iran, Kak Saee is busy filming the local life and traditions with his old video camera. Unlike the other villagers, a mysterious old folk singer stubbornly avoids being part of the project.
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In a Kurdish village in the mountains of Iran, Kak Saee is busy filming the local life and traditions with his old video camera. Unlike the other villagers, a mysterious old folk singer stubbornly avoids being part of the project.
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Genre:Mystery, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Hiwa Aminnejad
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Kanifilms
Cast
Hiwa Aminnejad
Director
Farzaneh Ashrafi
Kajal ( Saee's wife)
Sina Fathehi
Sina
Soosan Karimi
Soosan (Young Girl)
Hamideh Karimnezhad
Village woman
Soran Mahmoodi
Diako
Ali Mahmoodian
Kak Saee
Ahmed Majidi
Mam Khedir
Ali Majidzadeh
Kak Ali
Narges Mohammadi
Mother of young girl
Rahman Naderi
Soldier
Rabe Sharifsalar
Old Woman
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