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By Parinoosh Arami
TEHRAN (Reuters) - A few weeks ago, enigmatic posters of a green reptile sprang up all over Tehran, urging Iranians to cancel their traditional spring holidays and "Wait for the Lizard."
But Iranians are still waiting. "The Lizard," an award-winning movie comedy, has fallen foul of censors for poking fun at the conservative clerics who run the Islamic Republic.
