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Sahat's Summer
Sahat, a schoolboy, spends his summer holidays with his grandfather in a mountain village. The boy learns pottery, helps to harvest crops, takes care of a small camel. Here Sahat gets his first work skills, lessons of caring for the surrounding nature.
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Sahat, a schoolboy, spends his summer holidays with his grandfather in a mountain village. The boy learns pottery, helps to harvest crops, takes care of a small camel. Here Sahat gets his first work skills, lessons of caring for the surrounding nature.
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Genre:Family, TV Movie
Written By:Kurban Mukhamed Abdyrakhmanov
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Studio:Turkmenfilm, Gosteleradio USSR
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