“Forbidden Fruits” (2026)
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The Shooting Star
In a town where everyone is planning to leave, a young boy sees a shooting star as his ticket to escape. As he spends his final hours with his little sister, he decides to take her with him, no matter the cost.
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In a town where everyone is planning to leave, a young boy sees a shooting star as his ticket to escape. As he spends his final hours with his little sister, he decides to take her with him, no matter the cost.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Erfan Chegini
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Runtime:15 minutes
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