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A person can search for his ideal all his life, the only one that is destined for him by fate itself. But these searches do not always have a happy ending, sometimes they end dramatically. Diploma short film of the director, the first film made in the Yakut language
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A person can search for his ideal all his life, the only one that is destined for him by fate itself. But these searches do not always have a happy ending, sometimes they end dramatically. Diploma short film of the director, the first film made in the Yakut language
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