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Behrouz and Ghoncheh move into their new house, but in the middle of the night they encounter a burglar who claims to know a secret about their husband....
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Behrouz and Ghoncheh move into their new house, but in the middle of the night they encounter a burglar who claims to know a secret about their husband....
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Parsa Film
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