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Pomegranate Tree
The pomegranate tree is the story of an old woman who takes care of her grandson's only relic, which is a pomegranate tree, until the mischief of a few children changes everything.
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The pomegranate tree is the story of an old woman who takes care of her grandson's only relic, which is a pomegranate tree, until the mischief of a few children changes everything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Reza Rostami, Sirvan Karimi
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