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The Kazakh Business in Korea 

The conference of the international company will be held at the Zhomart Kanatovich Hotel. A presentation of new equipment is planned. For this reason, Jomart begins to equip the hotel with high-tech household appliances. The doorman Bakdaulet accidentally breaks a very expensive client's equipment, and repairs can only be carried out in Seoul. The heroes decide to go to South Korea, only this time they leave Yerkosh in Kazakhstan to avoid unexpected adventures.
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The conference of the international company will be held at the Zhomart Kanatovich Hotel. A presentation of new equipment is planned. For this reason, Jomart begins to equip the hotel with high-tech household appliances. The doorman Bakdaulet accidentally breaks a very expensive client's equipment, and repairs can only be carried out in Seoul. The heroes decide to go to South Korea, only this time they leave Yerkosh in Kazakhstan to avoid unexpected adventures.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Alen Niyazbekov
Written By:Askhat Toktarkhanov
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Runtime:90 minutes
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