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Title supplied by cataloger.; Image is a reproduction. Vida Ghahramani (left) and Nasser Rahmani-Nejad in a scene from the film, "Guests of Hotel Astoria," shot on set in Santa Monica. The film tells the story of Iranians fleeing Iran for Turkey during the Islamic Revolution. Rahmani-Nejad and Ghahramani play married refugees who work at a hotel.
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Image
Format
1 photographic print :b&w ;21 x 26 cm. Photographic prints
Rahmani-Nejad, Nasser Ghahramani, Vida Motion picture actors and actresses--United States Motion pictures--Setting and scenery--California--Santa Monica Motion picture studios--California--Santa Monica Iran--History--Revolution, 1979--Drama Santa Monica (Calif.) Shades of L.A. Collection photographs Shades of L.A. Iranian American photographs
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