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tone.When we first catch sight of Rafiq, he is getting off a bus, carrying a scuffed duffel bag and bears an air of depression, which matches the season. It is autumn (that’s what ‘Harud’ means), and it is getting colder and greyer in anticipation of a long, cold winter. And the leaves are shedding in a desolate-looking city. Rafiq (Bhat) is met by his grizzled father (Naji, well known Iranian actor),...
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