‘Lyle’, Cool Concept, Poor Execution.
The idea of Rosemary's baby but with lesbian partners drew me in, and I was anticipating what the film had in store with its reimagining. Unfortunately, it all felt a little too vague to leave an impact.
I've Found You
Saule and Zheksen are childhood friends from the same village. Zheksen's grandmother asks Saule to find a girl for her unmarried grandson, and Saule agrees to help, but tells Zheksen not to spoil the friendship under any circumstances. She begins to meet girls who want to marry Zheksen. At first, Zhexen didn’t like anyone - every time they met, something was wrong. Eventually he finds a girl he likes and his life begins to change - he dresses better, takes care of himself and even dates Saule less often. Saule gets angry with his friend and accepts Yusuf's attention. One day Zheksen and Saule fight and ruin their relationship. In anger, Zheksen decides to marry a girl named Alka.
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Saule and Zheksen are childhood friends from the same village. Zheksen's grandmother asks Saule to find a girl for her unmarried grandson, and Saule agrees to help, but tells Zheksen not to spoil the friendship under any circumstances. She begins to meet girls who want to marry Zheksen. At first, Zhexen didn’t like anyone - every time they met, something was wrong. Eventually he finds a girl he likes and his life begins to change - he dresses better, takes care of himself and even dates Saule less often. Saule gets angry with his friend and accepts Yusuf's attention. One day Zheksen and Saule fight and ruin their relationship. In anger, Zheksen decides to marry a girl named Alka.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Baimurat Zhakypbekov, Bukhar Marat, Darkhan Karipov
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Runtime:90 minutes
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