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This is a story about graduates of the Faculty of Philosophy and Economics of KazGU, whose youth fell during the difficult years following the collapse of the Soviet Union - about a generation trapped between two eras. The main characters of the film, Temirlan and Kostya, are roommates. The 90s are nearing the end, and it seems to young people that the year 2000 may well turn out to be the year of the end of the world.
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This is a story about graduates of the Faculty of Philosophy and Economics of KazGU, whose youth fell during the difficult years following the collapse of the Soviet Union - about a generation trapped between two eras. The main characters of the film, Temirlan and Kostya, are roommates. The 90s are nearing the end, and it seems to young people that the year 2000 may well turn out to be the year of the end of the world.
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