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Going By 

The trip to the Caspian Sea is a story of people who are driven by the frustrated death of Azizi in the lush green roads of the north: Aras, a hot baby mother who is self-infected with illness. The dead and husbands of the dead husband are losing Mehran, the man of his life. Spanta and her brother married the father of her architect. And Asadullah, the honey driver, speaks of death and life of the people. The last name Mehran has sent to Jaleh is from Shiva to Aras, from Aras to Spanta and to Spanta's father, and he throws it to the post box.
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The trip to the Caspian Sea is a story of people who are driven by the frustrated death of Azizi in the lush green roads of the north: Aras, a hot baby mother who is self-infected with illness. The dead and husbands of the dead husband are losing Mehran, the man of his life. Spanta and her brother married the father of her architect. And Asadullah, the honey driver, speaks of death and life of the people. The last name Mehran has sent to Jaleh is from Shiva to Aras, from Aras to Spanta and to Spanta's father, and he throws it to the post box.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Iraj Karimi
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Runtime:93 minutes
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