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Kuktau (2006)
Fate brought two people together: little Bulat, a disabled man and an orphan, who must go to America, where he is waiting for an operation, a possible recovery and an American family, and Karim, who lost his wife and son in the disaster and served 6 years in prison.
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Fate brought two people together: little Bulat, a disabled man and an orphan, who must go to America, where he is waiting for an operation, a possible recovery and an American family, and Karim, who lost his wife and son in the disaster and served 6 years in prison.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mansur Gilyazov
In Theaters:6/8/2006
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Kazan Newsreel Studio, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
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