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Sorry, I Couldn’t Come
The film reflects the events that took place after the prisoners in a nearby prison heard the news of Imam Hussein's martyrdom while he was in Karbala.
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The film reflects the events that took place after the prisoners in a nearby prison heard the news of Imam Hussein's martyrdom while he was in Karbala.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aqshin Fateh
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Runtime:27 minutes
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