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Mortal Wound - Cinematic Version
Cinematic Version of Mortal Wound's first season. Maleki is one of the managers of a successful company run by Rizabadi. Rizabadi instructs him to negotiate a major oil deal with the Norwegians. After signing the contract, the Norwegians want to transfer the contract amount, which is several million dollars to the company's account.
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Cinematic Version of Mortal Wound's first season. Maleki is one of the managers of a successful company run by Rizabadi. Rizabadi instructs him to negotiate a major oil deal with the Norwegians. After signing the contract, the Norwegians want to transfer the contract amount, which is several million dollars to the company's account.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Crime
Written By:Mohammad Hossein Mahdavian
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Runtime:176 minutes
Studio:filimo, Filimo
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