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Flowing Over
Kaveh and Azad, two young slaughterhouse workers, realize that the hose is knotted and there is no water coming out while washing the area. A call from Yones, their manager, about a prostitute named Ziba makes their desire and curiosity high. Kaveh secretly takes her number, and together they arrange to meet her. But Ziba’s endless demands for money and broken promises create tension between them, driving Azad away. Left alone, Kaveh clashes with a woman he suspects is Ziba. Azad returns, but wouldn’t be helpful to rescued them, the police arrest them. The next day at slaughterhouse, Kaveh following Yones’s orders, folds the hose, water flows over.
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Kaveh and Azad, two young slaughterhouse workers, realize that the hose is knotted and there is no water coming out while washing the area. A call from Yones, their manager, about a prostitute named Ziba makes their desire and curiosity high. Kaveh secretly takes her number, and together they arrange to meet her. But Ziba’s endless demands for money and broken promises create tension between them, driving Azad away. Left alone, Kaveh clashes with a woman he suspects is Ziba. Azad returns, but wouldn’t be helpful to rescued them, the police arrest them. The next day at slaughterhouse, Kaveh following Yones’s orders, folds the hose, water flows over.
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