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Birdsong 

Two brothers live in a small village. The elder brother finds it difficult to go out. The only person caring for him is the younger brother, who goes to the center of the village every day in search of a part-time job. Seeing each other is the main thing in the lives of the two brothers.
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Two brothers live in a small village. The elder brother finds it difficult to go out. The only person caring for him is the younger brother, who goes to the center of the village every day in search of a part-time job. Seeing each other is the main thing in the lives of the two brothers.

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Directed By:Tolomush Zhanybekov
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