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Sodura
Sodura is a girl of Taiga and relocated in the big city. She finds herself unable to adapt to the city lifestyle and returns to her home in Taiga, heartbroken. Her tribe blames her coming home pregnant with outsider's child.
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Sodura is a girl of Taiga and relocated in the big city. She finds herself unable to adapt to the city lifestyle and returns to her home in Taiga, heartbroken. Her tribe blames her coming home pregnant with outsider's child.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Orsoo Erdene, Sumya Sonomdeleg
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Mongol Film Group, Nomadic Pictures
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