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I'm a Coward
The film depicts the story of a young man who, when he was a student in Ulaanbaatar, came to Dornod aimag and their lifestyle changed, spending a summer full of excitement and adventure. The film depicts a young man with empty dreams, no ambition, and accustomed to a monotonous life raised by his father, criticizing the many young people in today's society, and choosing the subject of this film to make them think and set a good example.
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The film depicts the story of a young man who, when he was a student in Ulaanbaatar, came to Dornod aimag and their lifestyle changed, spending a summer full of excitement and adventure. The film depicts a young man with empty dreams, no ambition, and accustomed to a monotonous life raised by his father, criticizing the many young people in today's society, and choosing the subject of this film to make them think and set a good example.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Munkh-Amidral Bataa
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:A&O Production, TITAN
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