File:"I Want a Solution" Press Conference in Tehran International Film Festival (3rd edition).jpg

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English: From right to left: Salah Zulfikar, Manuchehr Anvar, Faten Hamama, Saeed Mazrouk and Egyptian translator. Published in the "Bulletin of the Third International Festival of Tehran Festival".
Date 1 November 1974
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