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An old optician is going to close his optometry shop due to his weak eyesight. But there is still a client who has not referred to receive her spectacles yet.
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An old optician is going to close his optometry shop due to his weak eyesight. But there is still a client who has not referred to receive her spectacles yet.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Omid Abdollahi
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Baran Film, The Documentary and Experimental Film Center
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