06 March 2020 3 mins
During his journey of social isolation, Irã finds himself confined. Forced to live with and endure his own company, he decides to dive into his inner self in search of making amends with his past and present.
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Brazil 06 March 2020
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Have you watched Irã yet? What did you think about it?