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Friend
This film shows what a friend really is and how valuable they are depending on when and in what ways they are revealed. When Sanchir, who spent part of his life behind bars, is released, his teammate Saruul is alone. The story unfolds when Sanchir asks about the others. One of the four friends goes astray, and the other suffers a serious illness. The story tells how these circumstances bring them closer together and strengthen their friendship.
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This film shows what a friend really is and how valuable they are depending on when and in what ways they are revealed. When Sanchir, who spent part of his life behind bars, is released, his teammate Saruul is alone. The story unfolds when Sanchir asks about the others. One of the four friends goes astray, and the other suffers a serious illness. The story tells how these circumstances bring them closer together and strengthen their friendship.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Adventure
Written By:Boldbaatar Baasanjav, Enkhbayar Luvsandorj
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Line action
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