Mard-e-rouz Trailer (1968)
21 March 1968 Adventure, Drama 90 mins
"Reza" is young and handsome, enthralled by "dream" ...
Watch the official Mard-e-rouz 1968 trailer in HD below or find more Mard-e-rouz videos on Vidimovie.
21 March 1968 Adventure, Drama 90 mins
"Reza" is young and handsome, enthralled by "dream" ...
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Ramin Playback Singer
Ramesh Playback Singer
Mahasti Playback Singer
Anoushiravan Rohani Music
Khalil Rafe Sound Recordist
Galost Goorkian Sound Mixer
Musa Afshar Writer
Musa Afshar Producer
Reza Rokhak Makeup & Hair
Iran 21 March 1968
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