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Happy As Can Be 

A meditative drama about the ability to forgive, filmed in a Kalmyk village. Young Sarang lost his friend in an accident, but becomes a victim of the persecution by his mother, confident that he is guilty of her son death.
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A meditative drama about the ability to forgive, filmed in a Kalmyk village. Young Sarang lost his friend in an accident, but becomes a victim of the persecution by his mother, confident that he is guilty of her son death.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Irina Bolshova
Written By:Irina Bolshova
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Irina Bolshova

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Elza Selvina

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Sarang Khaninov

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Baira Mandzhieva

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Alexander Pavluev

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