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The Bellow 

Trapped caring for her aging parents in a remote village, an unmarried middle-aged woman hears her own stifled longing for freedom echo in the desperate bellow of her cow during mating season.
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Trapped caring for her aging parents in a remote village, an unmarried middle-aged woman hears her own stifled longing for freedom echo in the desperate bellow of her cow during mating season.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marjan Ashrafizadeh
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Iranian Youth Cinema Society (IYCS)

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