Houshang Farzad Mirza (Reza Arazam Sadr), from his hometown of Isfahan, has gone to New York to study for a tragedy, and his scholarship goes down ...
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Shaollah Nazerian Director
Asadollah Soleimanifar Writer
Peter Palian Cinematography
Peter Palian Producer
Iran 21 March 1972
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13 December 1972
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07 January 1972
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14 October 1972
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01 January 1972
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