Lovers Die Standing (2013)
Overview
Reza is a freelance journalist who accidentally finds clues from Hiwa, an Iraqi soldier who saved Reza years ago in the harsh conditions of war. He leaves for Iraq to answer the issues he has been hiding from those around him for years.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ku |
| Popularity | 0.346 |
Directed By
Shahram Maslakhi
Crew
Shahram Maslakhi
Yusif Samadzadeh
Shahram Maslakhi
Ebrahim Saeedi
Farhad tabnoori
Mohammad Reza Sokout
Mohammad Othman Abdulla
TOP CAST
Soroush Sehhat
Reza
Pouria Poursorkh
Hersh
Laya Zanganeh
Reza's Sister
Shwan Attoof
Hiwa
Chrika Abarash
Bekhal
Salah Rash
Tea Shop Servant
Kawa Qadir
Yusif
Aso Omar Swara
Leila's Uncle
Hardi Samir
Kozhan
Rebwar Hama Hawrami
Peshmarga Commander
Solin Jihad Dilpak
Leila
Shaey Raza (Najar)
Hiwa's sister (The Bride)
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