22 October 1967 12 mins
Iranian experimental short about Jazeh Tabatabai's (avant-garde painter, poet, and sculptor) work.
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Iran 22 October 1967
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Amerigo Tot ars poetica from an edit of La moglie piú bella (1970 Damiano Damiani) Amerigo Tot Hungarian born sculptor plays Don Antonino in the film.
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