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Home » The Calm City

The Calm City

By Mohammad Shirvani (Posted Jul 30, 2010)

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Mohammad Shirvani, born in Tehran in 1973, is a filmmaker.  See, also, Mohammad Shirvani, “Iranian Conserve.”




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  • Also by Mohammad Shirvani

    • The Calm City by Mohammad Shirvani July 30, 2010
    • Iranian Conserve by Mohammad Shirvani July 19, 2010
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