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Redhat and Sarvenaz (2002) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 18, 2002

Original Title:
کلاه‌قرمزی و سروناز

Alternate Titles:
Kolah Ghermezi and Sarvenaz
Kolah Ghermezi va Sarvenaz
کلاه قرمزی و سروناز

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Family | Music

Production Companies:
Sahra Films Production

Production Countries:
Iran

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 95

Redhat, RedhatAnd Sarvenaz

Overview from TheMovieDB

This entertaining real action, puppets movie narrates the adventures of a stouthearted boy who is kidnapped by two bandits. During the abduction, he will help a girl, he meets, who has been held prisoner in her room for her entire life. After failing a course for several times, Kolah Ghermezi finally passes it and enters a higher level. He returns home and happily shows his marks to Aghaye Mojri and Narges; who are supposed to be his parents now. Aghaye Mojri promises to buy a bicycle for him as a gift. However, he does not have adequate money to buy that. The news of Kolah Ghermezi’s success is broadcasted on TV, then his uncle calls him and invites all of them to his luxurious house. He gives a nice and huge bicycle to Kolah Ghermezi as a gift.

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Production

Cinematography:
Aziz Saati

Director:
Iraj Tahmasb

Editor:
Hossein Zandbaf

Makeup & Hair:
Mehrdad Mirkiani

Music:
Mohammadreza Aligholi

Producer:
Hamid Modarresi
Majid Modarresi

Sound Mixer:
Fereydoun Khoushabafard

Sound Recordist:
Mehran Malakouti

Visual Effects:
Reza Fakhariye

Writer:
Iraj Tahmasb
Hamid Jebeli

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