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Suffering Under The Skin

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Suffering Under The Skin

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A documentary about the personal life of a movie critic and his story about his family, especially his father.

Runtime: 1h 13m
Genres: Documentary

Direction and writing

Mohsen JafariRadDirector

Reza AghajaniAssistant Director

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