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Goodbye, My Bai 2 

We are meeting again with our old acquaintances Yermek and his friends who are waiting for the completion of their families . Yermek became a respectable family man who struggles to provide for his wife and young son , but life began to corrode family relationships . And so, one day they find out in court that due to an error in the database, they were again divorced.
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We are meeting again with our old acquaintances Yermek and his friends who are waiting for the completion of their families . Yermek became a respectable family man who struggles to provide for his wife and young son , but life began to corrode family relationships . And so, one day they find out in court that due to an error in the database, they were again divorced.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Anvar Matzhanov
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Runtime:79 minutes
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