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The Mummy
A German archaeologist professor finds a mummified body during his excavations in Shush, Susa. A mummy has no hands, and his hand is in another box. The professor, with the cooperation of Khosrow and his driver Abdollah, takes the mummy's body to his house ...
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A German archaeologist professor finds a mummified body during his excavations in Shush, Susa. A mummy has no hands, and his hand is in another box. The professor, with the cooperation of Khosrow and his driver Abdollah, takes the mummy's body to his house ...
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Genre:Mystery, Horror
Written By:Manochehr Motyie
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Runtime:86 minutes
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