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Great Steppe Comedy
At the center of the story is the real-life singer Toregali Toreali. The protagonist loses his former fame after a widely publicized scandal with a journalist. The exhausting life of a beloved public figure begins to wear down the tired artist, and one day he makes a wish: to become an unknown person.
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At the center of the story is the real-life singer Toregali Toreali. The protagonist loses his former fame after a widely publicized scandal with a journalist. The exhausting life of a beloved public figure begins to wear down the tired artist, and one day he makes a wish: to become an unknown person.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Akbolat Utebai
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Runtime:86 minutes
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Cast
Darkhan Sarkenov
Director
Toregali Toreali
Toregali/Talgat
Madina Ospanova
Madina/Aisulu
Daulet Bizhanov
Alisher
Gaziz Yerbolat
Gabit
Zhanbolat Nayzabekov
Arman
Shynar Askarova
Mother
Darhan Dayirbek
Father
Yerbol Sadyrbayev
Sgt. Kurmanov
Kilishbek Kasimbekov
Sgt. Rysbayev
Madiyar Serikbayev
Psychologist
Aldabek Shalbayev
Aisulu's father
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