“Sweeney Todd”: Demons and Hair Cuts
As a musical fan, I enjoyed the film and encourage anyone who likes dark humour and a bit of blood to give it a watch.
The Millionaire Beggar
Three friends, "Farhad," "Reza," and "Ahmad," make a pact in childhood to meet each other twenty years later—in the spring of 1973. By 1974, Reza has become a pickpocket, Farhad is a millionaire, and Ahmad is a police officer. Farhad can inherit his father's vast wealth only if he reconciles with his wife, "Christine," but he is unwilling to do so. Therefore, he attempts to steal the will and, during a struggle, ends up killing the lawyer. The evidence points to Reza as the murderer. Ahmad is assigned to investigate the case...
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Three friends, "Farhad," "Reza," and "Ahmad," make a pact in childhood to meet each other twenty years later—in the spring of 1973. By 1974, Reza has become a pickpocket, Farhad is a millionaire, and Ahmad is a police officer. Farhad can inherit his father's vast wealth only if he reconciles with his wife, "Christine," but he is unwilling to do so. Therefore, he attempts to steal the will and, during a struggle, ends up killing the lawyer. The evidence points to Reza as the murderer. Ahmad is assigned to investigate the case...
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Family
Written By:Parviz Ta'yidi
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Pars Film
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