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The Berlin Wall
Sohrab was supposed to go to the stadium at the end of the week with a girl he loves to watch a football match, but a few days before the game, he learns that she has suddenly moved to Germany without telling him. Still hoping she will return, he refuses to sell the tickets—until Soha, a stranger he meets at a gaming center, makes him an unusual betting proposition; her arrival forces Sohrab to confront the distance that has grown between him and the girl.
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Sohrab was supposed to go to the stadium at the end of the week with a girl he loves to watch a football match, but a few days before the game, he learns that she has suddenly moved to Germany without telling him. Still hoping she will return, he refuses to sell the tickets—until Soha, a stranger he meets at a gaming center, makes him an unusual betting proposition; her arrival forces Sohrab to confront the distance that has grown between him and the girl.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Baraka Heydari
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Baraka Film, Hayat Poshti
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