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Life Like a Movie
If life is like a movie, why doesn't it happen in real life like a movie? Jarantav, who has been in love with movies since childhood and imagines his life as a movie, is always asking himself this question. Jarantav, who likes to compare his parents and everything around him to the events of a movie, never has interesting things happened to him. The last embarrassing incident that happened to him was when a rich girl, whom his father introduced to him, made a terrible joke about him. Thus, the film continues in an interesting way.
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If life is like a movie, why doesn't it happen in real life like a movie? Jarantav, who has been in love with movies since childhood and imagines his life as a movie, is always asking himself this question. Jarantav, who likes to compare his parents and everything around him to the events of a movie, never has interesting things happened to him. The last embarrassing incident that happened to him was when a rich girl, whom his father introduced to him, made a terrible joke about him. Thus, the film continues in an interesting way.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, History
Written By:Dorjsuren Shadav
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:DOZ Entertainment Company
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