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The criminal Badarch takes advantage of the weaknesses of the teenagers, Saruul and Erdene, to commit a robbery and then leads them to the wrong path by drinking alcohol. They were involved in a murder case after killing Ochir, a citizen they met by chance while driving drunk. During the investigation of this case, the investigator Ulambayar meets with various people.
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The criminal Badarch takes advantage of the weaknesses of the teenagers, Saruul and Erdene, to commit a robbery and then leads them to the wrong path by drinking alcohol. They were involved in a murder case after killing Ochir, a citizen they met by chance while driving drunk. During the investigation of this case, the investigator Ulambayar meets with various people.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Jigjidsuren Gombojav
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Mongolkino
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