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Salam, New York
The story of Batyr, a simple young man from Kyrgyzstan, who arrives in New York City with big dreams. In the modern metropolis, he faces numerous challenges, hardships, and deception. However, without losing his national pride, perseverance, and humanity, Batyr strives to conquer the big city. This film is about friendship, love for the homeland, big dreams, and the reality of life in America.
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The story of Batyr, a simple young man from Kyrgyzstan, who arrives in New York City with big dreams. In the modern metropolis, he faces numerous challenges, hardships, and deception. However, without losing his national pride, perseverance, and humanity, Batyr strives to conquer the big city. This film is about friendship, love for the homeland, big dreams, and the reality of life in America.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Ruslan Akun, Sergei Krolevich
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Runtime:131 minutes
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