01 January 1976 Factual 25 mins
The city of Isfahan, the ancient Persian capital and its stunning architecture, arts and traditions are featured in this documentary. Words and narrations are by the late Iranian poet, Ahmad Shamloo.
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Iran 01 January 1976
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