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Past Future Continuous 

At twenty, Maryam fled Iran hidden in a sheepskin. Decades later, now living in the U.S., she remains tethered to the home she can no longer return to. Through surveillance cameras installed in her elderly parents’ house, flickering video feeds become her only window into a world left behind.
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At twenty, Maryam fled Iran hidden in a sheepskin. Decades later, now living in the U.S., she remains tethered to the home she can no longer return to. Through surveillance cameras installed in her elderly parents’ house, flickering video feeds become her only window into a world left behind.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Firouzeh Khosrovani, Morteza Ahmadvand
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:FiFi Film, Antipode Films, ZaLab Film

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