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A young paramedic goes to the Middle East in search of work. A loving woman follows her husband. The family of a theologian teacher goes to a hot spot in the hope of finding the true faith... They are all hostages of their delusions. Their dreams are not destined to come true, because war never brings happiness… About the rescue of compatriots trapped in Syria by the Uzbek authorities.
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A young paramedic goes to the Middle East in search of work. A loving woman follows her husband. The family of a theologian teacher goes to a hot spot in the hope of finding the true faith... They are all hostages of their delusions. Their dreams are not destined to come true, because war never brings happiness… About the rescue of compatriots trapped in Syria by the Uzbek authorities.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Azamat Korjovov
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Agency of Cinematography of Uzbekistan
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