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Alpamys Goes to School
A funny story of a six year old Kazakh boy who really wants to start going to school in order to join his seven year old friend.
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A funny story of a six year old Kazakh boy who really wants to start going to school in order to join his seven year old friend.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Roza Khusnutdinova
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Kazakhfilm
Cast
Abdulla Karsakbayev
Director
Ermek Tolepbaev
Alpamys
Uran Sarbasso
Kalikhan
Baken Kydykeyeva
Alpamys's Mother
Makil Kulanbayev
Alpamys's Father
Kanabek Bayseitov
Mynar-ata
Zheksen Kairliyev
Teacher Batyrzhan Batyrkhanovich
Tatyana Rulla
Varya
Mukhtar Otebayev
Brigadeer
Aytzhan Aydarbekov
Club Manager
Dariga Tlendiyeva
Ryskal
Dinmukhamet Akhimov
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