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Khoja Nasyr the Builder
A strong wind blows away Khoja-Nasyr's yurt and his family are left homeless. Khoja-Nasyr decides to build a house of stone, and then foreigners begin to come with their advice.
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A strong wind blows away Khoja-Nasyr's yurt and his family are left homeless. Khoja-Nasyr decides to build a house of stone, and then foreigners begin to come with their advice.
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Genre:Fantasy, Animation
Written By:Amen Khaydarov
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Kazakhfilm
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