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A young teacher, a tutor, enters the school and tries to make friendly relations with his pupils. His relations with a student, one of whom is from an unsuitable family, is more than equivalent to the ensure that he should oppose the headmaster in a school play.

Top Cast

  • Faramarz Gharibian

    Faramarz Gharibian

  • Gholam-Hossein Lotfi

    Gholam-Hossein Lotfi

  • Mohammad Reza Ali-Payam

    Mohammad Reza Ali-Payam

  • Azizullah Honar-Amouz

    Azizullah Honar-Amouz

  • Fariba Sajadi Hosseini

    Fariba Sajadi Hosseini

  • Majid Mozaffari

    Majid Mozaffari

  • Mahmood Ostad Mohammad

    Mahmood Ostad Mohammad

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A young teacher, a tutor, enters the school and tries to make friendly relations with his pupils. His relations with a student, one of whom is from an unsuitable family, is more than equivalent to the ensure that he should oppose the headmaster in a school play.

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