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Kudalar (2018)

The story is about matchmakers from Astana and Shymkent, whose children decided to get married. The first — Jeannette and Tolik — thought their daughter would marry the minister's son, the second — that their son would bring home a daughter-in-law who knows all the customs and traditions. Preparing for a wedding can turn into a serious war between matchmakers.
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The story is about matchmakers from Astana and Shymkent, whose children decided to get married. The first — Jeannette and Tolik — thought their daughter would marry the minister's son, the second — that their son would bring home a daughter-in-law who knows all the customs and traditions. Preparing for a wedding can turn into a serious war between matchmakers.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Nurtas Adambay
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In Theaters:8/1/2018
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Runtime:98 minutes
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