'The Mitchells vs. The Machines': Creative Kids vs. Practical Parents
"The Mitchells vs. The Machines" captures the eternal struggle between kids who want to pursue the arts and their practical parents who think they'll fail.
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Almaty, our days. Sophomore Aldiyar finds out that he is being expelled from the university, and in order to prevent this from happening, he must find a large sum for restoration in a short time. Fearing that his strict father will find out about the deduction, he decides to earn the necessary amount and gets a job as a courier for a synthetic drug store. Aldiyar successfully distributes drugs and gets into the taste, forgetting about his goal. With the appearance of money, a dream girl and a dishonest policeman pay attention to him.
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Almaty, our days. Sophomore Aldiyar finds out that he is being expelled from the university, and in order to prevent this from happening, he must find a large sum for restoration in a short time. Fearing that his strict father will find out about the deduction, he decides to earn the necessary amount and gets a job as a courier for a synthetic drug store. Aldiyar successfully distributes drugs and gets into the taste, forgetting about his goal. With the appearance of money, a dream girl and a dishonest policeman pay attention to him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Arystan Kaunev, Nursultan Dzhumabekov
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:EPICENTRUM
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