Hoghebazan Trailer (1967)
01 January 1967
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Cast
Crew
Reza Safai Director
Iraj Mahmoodi Assistant Camera
Ali Mazinani Electrician
Reza Safai Editor
Naser Majde-Bigdeli Producer
Manoochehr Goodarzi Music
Niloufar Playback Singer
Reza Safai Producer
Mohsen Sadeghi Sound
Reza Safai Writer
International Releases Dates
Iran 01 January 1967
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