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Olma Djon
Olma Djon tells the mystical journey of Bolot, a father who, despite his efforts, doesn’t succeed to communicate with his daughter Sholpan who refuses to speak, as a result of communication problems in their family.
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Olma Djon tells the mystical journey of Bolot, a father who, despite his efforts, doesn’t succeed to communicate with his daughter Sholpan who refuses to speak, as a result of communication problems in their family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Victoria Yakubov
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Runtime:72 minutes
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Cast
Victoria Yakubov
Director
Aziz Beyshenaliev
Bolot
Aysha Berikkizy
Sholpan
Natasha Mashkevich
Sara
Saltanat Tashimova
Chamane
Azat Nurtayev
Father (young)
Azhar Ibraeva
Mother (young)
Kulyaym Kazhmaganbetova
Mother
Seytek Beyshenaliev
Bolot (teenager)
Amirkhan Assenov
Bolot (child)
Maymkhan Kentayeva
Aunt
Muratbek Aubakirov
Grandfather
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