One night in a village , a farmer returns home to prepare his meal and settle in for the night. However, as he attempts to sleep, he is unexpectedly confronted with revelations each representing one of the three Abrahamic religions. Throughout the night, he experiences three distinct situations unfolding in his tiny house.
Nematolah Amiri
One night in a village , a farmer returns home to prepare his meal and settle in for the night. However, as he attempts to sleep, he is unexpectedly confronted with revelations each representing one of the three Abrahamic religions. Throughout the night, he experiences three distinct situations unfolding in his tiny house.
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