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Married Bachelor (2022)
A PSC employee mistakenly marries people who are completely strangers to each other: a teacher Zhibek, who is going to get married, and a simple guy Dauren. Now they need to find each other and get divorced. It would seem that everything is simple, but not this time.
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A PSC employee mistakenly marries people who are completely strangers to each other: a teacher Zhibek, who is going to get married, and a simple guy Dauren. Now they need to find each other and get divorced. It would seem that everything is simple, but not this time.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:8/9/2022
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Tiger Films
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