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Five Scenes About Iranian Food
A Five-Part Documentary About Iranian Food Culture. Each Part Focuses On a Different Dish and Explores its Cultural Background in Iran Through Characters, Music, and Archival Footage. Part 1: Abgoosht, Part 2: Fried Egg, Part 3: Baghali Ghatogh, Part 4: Kabab Koobideh, and Part 5: Sandwiches. In Each Part, the Film Explores Memories and Traditions, Revealing the Social Contexts Associated with Each Dish
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A Five-Part Documentary About Iranian Food Culture. Each Part Focuses On a Different Dish and Explores its Cultural Background in Iran Through Characters, Music, and Archival Footage. Part 1: Abgoosht, Part 2: Fried Egg, Part 3: Baghali Ghatogh, Part 4: Kabab Koobideh, and Part 5: Sandwiches. In Each Part, the Film Explores Memories and Traditions, Revealing the Social Contexts Associated with Each Dish
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Elaheh Golpari
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Runtime:55 minutes
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