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The Shepherd
A theater group for people with disabilities is currently rehearsing in preparation for their evaluation day. Two hours before the review, they realize that the actor playing the shepherd character hasn't shown up. Maysam makes an effort to take on the role of the shepherd instead.
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A theater group for people with disabilities is currently rehearsing in preparation for their evaluation day. Two hours before the review, they realize that the actor playing the shepherd character hasn't shown up. Maysam makes an effort to take on the role of the shepherd instead.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mehrshad Ranjbar
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Runtime:24 minutes
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