01 January 1967 Horror 90 mins
The first Iranian vampire film. A woman, abandoned by her lover, becomes a vampire and takes her revenge.
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Mostafa Oskooyi as Jahangir
Mehdi Fathi as Bahram
Valiyollah Shirandami as Ramezan
Mahindokht as Golnar
Homayoondokht as Mrs. Parvin Zeymaran
Mostafa Oskooyi Producer
Hosein Dehlavi Music
Maziar Parto Cinematography
Valiollah Khakdan Set Decoration
Bizhan Mohtasham Makeup Artist
Mostafa Oskooyi Director
Vampir, Zan-e khoon-asham Trailer
Zan-e khoon-asham Trailer
Iran 01 January 1967
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