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A story of 12hours in the Corona Virus days, when a 5 magnitude earthquake shook Tehran (Capital of Iran) at night and many people stayed out of their houses until late in the morning for fear of a bigger and eventually death... Meysam Kennedy & Shadi are a couple among them, which is the last night of their life together!
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A story of 12hours in the Corona Virus days, when a 5 magnitude earthquake shook Tehran (Capital of Iran) at night and many people stayed out of their houses until late in the morning for fear of a bigger and eventually death... Meysam Kennedy & Shadi are a couple among them, which is the last night of their life together!
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