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The Subconscious Mind and Green Socks
Dariga lives with her family in a small town. Her every day is no different from the previous one. She got tired of everyday life and stopped enjoying life. Her husband stopped paying attention to her, the children did not obey, her mother-in-law was too strict with her, and her sister-in-law would not marry in any way. After another quarrel, Dariga accidentally stumbles upon an advertisement for a family relations training. After visiting him, she decides to change her life and understands too literally the meaning of the phrase "If you want to change your life, start with yourself."
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Dariga lives with her family in a small town. Her every day is no different from the previous one. She got tired of everyday life and stopped enjoying life. Her husband stopped paying attention to her, the children did not obey, her mother-in-law was too strict with her, and her sister-in-law would not marry in any way. After another quarrel, Dariga accidentally stumbles upon an advertisement for a family relations training. After visiting him, she decides to change her life and understands too literally the meaning of the phrase "If you want to change your life, start with yourself."
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sanzhar Omarov
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