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Gul Aranjin 

A film about the scarcity of jobs for herders in rural areas. The main character is Arinjin, a student who goes through many schools in the city without success. He left the countryside and went to the city to study, but it was very difficult because he did not know the place or the people. Through the character of Aranjin, the audience conveyed the idea that it is important to find the right position.
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A film about the scarcity of jobs for herders in rural areas. The main character is Arinjin, a student who goes through many schools in the city without success. He left the countryside and went to the city to study, but it was very difficult because he did not know the place or the people. Through the character of Aranjin, the audience conveyed the idea that it is important to find the right position.

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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Mongolkino

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