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Come Into My Home 

A young journalism student from Moscow, Andrei, arrives in Tashkent, where he falls in love with both the city and its people. He is able to meet new friends and experience his first love, which leads him to decide to stay in Tashkent forever.
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A young journalism student from Moscow, Andrei, arrives in Tashkent, where he falls in love with both the city and its people. He is able to meet new friends and experience his first love, which leads him to decide to stay in Tashkent forever.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Anatoli Kabulov
Written By:Dmitriy Bulgakov
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Uzbekfilm

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