Two Apples (2023)
Overview
In pursuit of a better future, a young girl decides to emigrate. She leaves her homeland behind along with her belongings and her loved ones. In the new country she realizes the depth of her venture and discovers that the only thing she carries with her from her homeland, is a symbol of love.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.621 |
Directed By
Bahram Javahery
Crew
Bahram Javahery
Bahram Javahery
Bahram Javahery
Teri Snelgrove
Shirley Vercruysse
Jennifer Roworth
Hossein Zoleikhapour
Zhovan Zoleikhapour
Eva Madden
Bec Cranswick
Camyar Chaichian
Alvaro Bataller
Malineh Shirzad
Afshin Sabouki
Ann Marie Fleming
Ann Marie Fleming
Zhovan Zoleikhapour
Hossein Zoleikhapour
Jamal Salavati
Mohammad Mehraban
Chris McIntosh
Denis Pilon
Wes Machnikowski
Nicolas Ayerbe Barona
Nathan Conchie
Katja De Bock
Carla Jones
Shirley Vercruysse
Michael Fukushima
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