17 January 1968 92 mins
A father and his son meet each other after many years. But there is always a woman in between.
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Behrouz Vossoughi as Mohsen
Fariba Khatami as Sharab
Habibollah Boloor as Bashir
Katayun Amir Ebrahimi as Salma
Ali Mahzun as Changiz
Hassan Shahin as Ahmad
Amir Shervan Director
Amir Shervan Writer
Abbas Shabaviz Producer
Mehdi Amir Ghasem Khani Cinematography
زنی به نام شراب Trailer
Iran 17 January 1968
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