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Two men come to Iran. One to visit his grandmother and another as an art dealer. When they discover that they are neighbors, the story begins.
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Two men come to Iran. One to visit his grandmother and another as an art dealer. When they discover that they are neighbors, the story begins.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tina Pakravan, Anali Akbari
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Ada Films, Nikan film, Ensemble Entertainment Productions
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