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The Horse Thieves. Roads of Time
Father of little Olzhas is killed by horse thieves on the day he goes to a market. Now, his mother decides to move back to her hometown with him and his little sisters together with the horses the father has left behind. A strange man shows up on their door asking to meet Olzhas for once, and volunteers to help their move.
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Father of little Olzhas is killed by horse thieves on the day he goes to a market. Now, his mother decides to move back to her hometown with him and his little sisters together with the horses the father has left behind. A strange man shows up on their door asking to meet Olzhas for once, and volunteers to help their move.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lisa Takeba, Yerlan Nurmukhambetov
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Kazakhfilm Studios, Tokyo New Cinema
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