Toxic Masculinity in Rust Belt Cities - 'Minding the Gap'
An incredible documentary showcasing the difficulties of living in a crumbling Rust Belt city.
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Raymbek is a young football player for whom sport is the meaning of life. He is already recognized as one of the best players in the PFL, supported by his family, coach, and teammates, and experts see his future in the KPL and even the national team. However, his world changes when, during the final match, his parents are involved in an accident. His father dies, and his mother is hospitalized—requiring expensive treatment. Raymbek faces a choice: give up his dream for the sake of his family or try to balance both paths. Along the way, he will encounter challenges and learn what true friendship and first love really mean.
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Raymbek is a young football player for whom sport is the meaning of life. He is already recognized as one of the best players in the PFL, supported by his family, coach, and teammates, and experts see his future in the KPL and even the national team. However, his world changes when, during the final match, his parents are involved in an accident. His father dies, and his mother is hospitalized—requiring expensive treatment. Raymbek faces a choice: give up his dream for the sake of his family or try to balance both paths. Along the way, he will encounter challenges and learn what true friendship and first love really mean.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kuanish Kerimkulov
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Runtime:95 minutes
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