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Goodbye (2011)

Story of a young lawyer in Tehran in search of a visa to leave the country, which is what Mohammad Rasoulof did during the winter of 2010/11.
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Story of a young lawyer in Tehran in search of a visa to leave the country, which is what Mohammad Rasoulof did during the winter of 2010/11.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mohammad Rasoulof
Written By:Mohammad Rasoulof
In Theaters:10/17/2011
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Ariel Film, Shargh Tomasha Co.

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