Kiss
A screen version of the painting "The Kiss" by the famous artist Gustav Klimt. Three art students, Solongo, Sisi, and Jeanne, are about to graduate from school, but they haven't been able to study as much as they thought they would. So they set out on a quest to find the meaning of "inspiration and feeling." But at that time, a new teacher, Khangai, came to their school, which interrupted their "quest." A philosophical film with a light erotic background.
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A screen version of the painting "The Kiss" by the famous artist Gustav Klimt. Three art students, Solongo, Sisi, and Jeanne, are about to graduate from school, but they haven't been able to study as much as they thought they would. So they set out on a quest to find the meaning of "inspiration and feeling." But at that time, a new teacher, Khangai, came to their school, which interrupted their "quest." A philosophical film with a light erotic background.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Badamragchaa Gurragchaa, Munkhzul Chuluunbat
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Gal Pictures
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