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Horizon 

A childless couple adopts another family's only son, hoping to build the family they've always dreamed of. But fate takes a cruel turn, and they lose him. Just when they think their lives are empty once again, they are blessed with a biological son. However, the past comes knocking— the family that once gave up their only child now returns, seeking to take the couple’s son as their own.
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A childless couple adopts another family's only son, hoping to build the family they've always dreamed of. But fate takes a cruel turn, and they lose him. Just when they think their lives are empty once again, they are blessed with a biological son. However, the past comes knocking— the family that once gave up their only child now returns, seeking to take the couple’s son as their own.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gurbazar Shagdarsuren
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Runtime:114 minutes
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