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Surgeon
Mels, a middle-aged introvert, works as a surgeon in a provincial town hospital and is one of the best in his field. The gray and boring life of a doctor changes when he meets a mysterious person. She, in his opinion, spiritualized and sublime, in life turns out to be an ordinary girl with her own problems and "skeletons in the closet."
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Mels, a middle-aged introvert, works as a surgeon in a provincial town hospital and is one of the best in his field. The gray and boring life of a doctor changes when he meets a mysterious person. She, in his opinion, spiritualized and sublime, in life turns out to be an ordinary girl with her own problems and "skeletons in the closet."
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daur Dosybiev, Baglan Kudayberliev, Ardak Amirkulov
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:ArdFilm, Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kazakh Cinema
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