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Samad and Parvaneh, who are newly married and are going to Mashhad at the beginning of their life together. Staying in an inn near the shrine and pilgrimage is an opportunity for them to get to know each other's personalities more. Samad is interested in beekeeping job in his hometown. But Parvaneh wants to go to Tehran
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Samad and Parvaneh, who are newly married and are going to Mashhad at the beginning of their life together. Staying in an inn near the shrine and pilgrimage is an opportunity for them to get to know each other's personalities more. Samad is interested in beekeeping job in his hometown. But Parvaneh wants to go to Tehran
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Zahra Faraji, Asghar Abdollahi
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:I.R.I.B. Channel 1
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