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Aidos and Aliya want to divorce after several years of marriage. But suddenly it turns out that they have to divorce where the marriage was registered, that is, in Zharkent. When the couple wanted to leave, it turned out that the transport was in a faulty condition. Just at this moment, they meet their neighbors, the Zhandarbekov family, who are also going to Zharkent to collect apricots. After learning about the neighbors' problem, Zhandarbekova kindly offered to give them a ride.
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Aidos and Aliya want to divorce after several years of marriage. But suddenly it turns out that they have to divorce where the marriage was registered, that is, in Zharkent. When the couple wanted to leave, it turned out that the transport was in a faulty condition. Just at this moment, they meet their neighbors, the Zhandarbekov family, who are also going to Zharkent to collect apricots. After learning about the neighbors' problem, Zhandarbekova kindly offered to give them a ride.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Bakyt Osmonkanov
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Runtime:98 minutes
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