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A young clergyman goes to one of the remote villages in Iran to start his career, and during the clergy and the job of painting his new house, he is involved in an event that overwhelms his life.
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A young clergyman goes to one of the remote villages in Iran to start his career, and during the clergy and the job of painting his new house, he is involved in an event that overwhelms his life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jamil Mafakhery, Arastoo Mafakheri
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Runtime:20 minutes
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