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Dayana's Portrait 

Abylai notices a beautiful painting titled "Dayana's Portrait." He learns that the artist — a talented woman — was murdered shortly after completing the work, and the killer was never found. Troubled by the mystery, Abylai decides to investigate the case himself and uncover the truth behind the painting.
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Abylai notices a beautiful painting titled "Dayana's Portrait." He learns that the artist — a talented woman — was murdered shortly after completing the work, and the killer was never found. Troubled by the mystery, Abylai decides to investigate the case himself and uncover the truth behind the painting.

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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama
Directed By:Kaisar Bekeshev
Written By:Kaisar Bekeshev
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:tolqyn pictures

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