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Cheshmane John Malkovich 1: Viggo Mortensen

Story begins with a 14-year-old girl called Ningaal Bardin and her best friend Tissa Bertas who are both huge fans of a Hollywood actor named, Viggo Mortensen. Life is normal for both of the teenagers until Nin Bardin catches a "No more blood..." T-shirt, Viggo Mortensen throws out to the crowds at National Peace March before reading his poem, "Back to Babylon". That's when the incredible story begins...

Starring:

Viggo Mortensen, Parastoo Mohajer, Mahdis Azizpour, Nadia Keyvani, Amin Ashayeri, Matin Azizpour, Pave Deymard, Arya Emamian, Mohammad Reza Farnoudi, Danial Hariri, John Malkovich, Ardeshir Modara, Panti, Penny, Vladimir Putin

Genre:

Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery

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