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The Last Dance
When boys and girls who unite their desires and goals form a dance group, their attitude towards life changes and they discover who they are. The friendship, love, and differences between rich and poor are shown in real life among young people who love dancing.
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When boys and girls who unite their desires and goals form a dance group, their attitude towards life changes and they discover who they are. The friendship, love, and differences between rich and poor are shown in real life among young people who love dancing.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Music
Written By:Khuselbaatar Tsog, Amarsanaa Baljinnyam
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Shildeg ungu
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