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  • Iranian author calls for Safavid-era oil mill to be turned into Bahram Beyzaie museum 2026-01-03 14:06

    Iranian author calls for Safavid-era oil mill to be turned into Bahram Beyzaie museum

    TEHRAN - An Iranian author has called for the conversion of a historic oil-extracting mill, which was a filming location for the movie Death of Yazdgerd, into a museum dedicated to Bahram Beyzaie, a celebrated playwright and filmmaker. The oil-extracting mill, better known as Assar-Khaneh in Persian, is located in Aran and Bidgol county of Isfahan province.

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