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It is the story of a young man named "Latif" who came to Tehran from the city to pursue an acting career, but has not yet achieved the desired result and is looking to get organized .
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It is the story of a young man named "Latif" who came to Tehran from the city to pursue an acting career, but has not yet achieved the desired result and is looking to get organized .
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Alireza Kazemipour, Saeid Jalali
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