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Kolka
Life Kolka and his parents were not sweet. Personal happiness was not. They lived in poverty and constant quarrels. Kolka, not to see the parents scandals all the time spent on the street.
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Life Kolka and his parents were not sweet. Personal happiness was not. They lived in poverty and constant quarrels. Kolka, not to see the parents scandals all the time spent on the street.
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Written By:Ulughbek Sadikov, Liliya Borovskaya, Hussein Erkenov
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Sverdlovsk Film Studio
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