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Baron 

One of the most pressing issues of our day - the fight against drugs based disorders and logical solution. Uzbek film between the peoples of the world is a global problem, a broader and deeper look sharp sense of his goals in front of him
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One of the most pressing issues of our day - the fight against drugs based disorders and logical solution. Uzbek film between the peoples of the world is a global problem, a broader and deeper look sharp sense of his goals in front of him

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Genre:Action, Crime
Directed By:Rustam Sagdiev
Written By:Shoira Giyasva
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Runtime:150 minutes
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