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In Almaty, a cash-strapped couple hatch a plan to solve their money troubles, but soon become embroiled in a toxic web of social media, violent criminality and spiralling greed.
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In Almaty, a cash-strapped couple hatch a plan to solve their money troubles, but soon become embroiled in a toxic web of social media, violent criminality and spiralling greed.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Aldiyar Zhaparkhanov, Kazybek Orazbek
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Tartaria Films, Star.KZ Tandem Production
Cast
Aitore Zholdaskali
Director
Ayan Utepbergen
Azamat
Dilnaz Kurmangali
Tansholpan
Azat Zhumadil
Cat
Aida Kurmangaliyeva
Kitty
Sultan Tursynbekov
Damir
Gulshat Tutova
Aza's Mother
Erkin Abdreshov
Tancho's father
Kulsara Zhumabekova
Tancho's Mom
Bolat Momynzhanov
Diana's Father
Akerke Kozaiyr
Diana
Kenzhebek Basharov
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