Wanderer
Two brothers argue over a job position at a clothing brand company. The older one, Shirzad, is influenced by a dark creature to get what he deserves at any cost. Their father helps the younger brother, Nariman, to get the job. Shirzad, possessed by the dark creature, tries to convince Nariman to back off but accidentally does something way more horrifying.
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Two brothers argue over a job position at a clothing brand company. The older one, Shirzad, is influenced by a dark creature to get what he deserves at any cost. Their father helps the younger brother, Nariman, to get the job. Shirzad, possessed by the dark creature, tries to convince Nariman to back off but accidentally does something way more horrifying.
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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Sina Beizavi
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Hivaa
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