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The Private Cemetry
An elderly man who owns a large plot of land in an area near the city decides to turn it into a non-profit cemetery. He faces obstacles and problems in his work
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An elderly man who owns a large plot of land in an area near the city decides to turn it into a non-profit cemetery. He faces obstacles and problems in his work
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Written By:Mohsen Damadi
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Box Office:$2,000
Runtime:89 minutes
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