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At first, the brothers lived on the same hand together and harmoniously. But one day they found a box of jewelry, and the friendship instantly cracked. Everyone believed that it was he who deserved the most expensive jewelry.
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At first, the brothers lived on the same hand together and harmoniously. But one day they found a box of jewelry, and the friendship instantly cracked. Everyone believed that it was he who deserved the most expensive jewelry.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Akmal Akbarkhodzhaev, N. Umerov
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Uzbekfilm
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