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Mother
Robabeh who wants to help her father in bread winning for their crowded family begins to work as a baby sitter in a rich family. But she is deceived by a guy Parviz and becomes pregnant. She leaves them and with the help of an old man Taghi begins to work in a cabaret as a singer. But Parviz finds her again and in a quarrel gets killed.
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Robabeh who wants to help her father in bread winning for their crowded family begins to work as a baby sitter in a rich family. But she is deceived by a guy Parviz and becomes pregnant. She leaves them and with the help of an old man Taghi begins to work in a cabaret as a singer. But Parviz finds her again and in a quarrel gets killed.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ali Kasmaie
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Pars Film
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