“The Willoughbys” Finds Light in the Darkness
A dark film in the tradition The Brother’s Grimm.
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According to Yusuf Roziev’s story, Jamshid is one of the young entrepreneurs and the owner of a teahouse granted to him as help from his uncle. One of his main goals is to earn a considerable amount of money. However, the path he has chosen leads to an utterly wrong outcome. Although his uncle was aware of Jamshid’s actions from the beginning, he does not interfere in his affairs. Jamshid now stands on the edge of a cliff, with even his life in danger…
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According to Yusuf Roziev’s story, Jamshid is one of the young entrepreneurs and the owner of a teahouse granted to him as help from his uncle. One of his main goals is to earn a considerable amount of money. However, the path he has chosen leads to an utterly wrong outcome. Although his uncle was aware of Jamshid’s actions from the beginning, he does not interfere in his affairs. Jamshid now stands on the edge of a cliff, with even his life in danger…
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sharof Boshbekov
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Runtime:70 minutes
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