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After Freedom
Vahe Babaian, who grew up in Iran but now lives in Glendale, California, has made a film about the immigrant experience.
The LA Daily News gives it a write-up.
There is a bio of the filmmaker on the movie website.
Posted by Matt on May 13, 2004
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