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Dance Iranian Style
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Dance Iranian Style

Sep 12, 2015
1h 25m
★ 0.0

Overview

A documentary film crew follows a young Iranian girl, Roya, after her request for asylum was denied and is forced to enter an illegal life on streets of Amsterdam. The film crew follows her from a distance trying not to intervene, no matter what occurs to her.

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