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Footwork 

Mohammad Ali is an actor and filmmaker who returns to his country Iran to begin a new life with his painter wife Mitra. Finding a home seems impossible, however, and a baby is on the way.
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Mohammad Ali is an actor and filmmaker who returns to his country Iran to begin a new life with his painter wife Mitra. Finding a home seems impossible, however, and a baby is on the way.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mazdak Mirabedini
Written By:Mazdak Mirabedini
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Runtime:80 minutes
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