The Traces of Light
Drama
Overview
The Traces of Light (Persian: رد پاي نور) is a 1996 Iranian drama film written and directed by Hossein Shahabi (Persian: حسین شهابی)
Top Cast
Shahram Khazaei
Shahram Khazaei
Shahram
Shahram Khazaei
Shahram
Rahim Fallah
Rahim Fallah
Rahim Fallah
Rahim Fallah
Rahim Fallah
Karim Nobakht
Karim Nobakht
Karim Nobakht
Karim Nobakht
Karim Nobakht
Reza novini
Reza novini
Reza Novini
Reza novini
Reza Novini
Shahed Gorbani
Shahed Gorbani
Shahed Gorbani
Shahed Gorbani
Shahed Gorbani
Kimia Saboori
Kimia Saboori
Kimia Saboori
Kimia Saboori
Kimia Saboori
Mahin Bageri
Mahin Bageri
Mahin Bageri
Mahin Bageri
Mahin Bageri
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