The Transformative Powers of Monstrosity – A List Of Body Horror Films With Trans Allegories
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The Big Appointment
Amir and Reza Sooti in their youth promise to meet each other 20 years later on a special day and by putting an advertisement in the newspapers. On that special day Reza comes but Amir is late but they meet later while don't know each other and this lead to more adventures.
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Amir and Reza Sooti in their youth promise to meet each other 20 years later on a special day and by putting an advertisement in the newspapers. On that special day Reza comes but Amir is late but they meet later while don't know each other and this lead to more adventures.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Crime, Action
Written By:Valiollah Hosseinzadeh (Milad), Mohamad Ali Fardin
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Badi' Studio, Panorama Cinematic Organization
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