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The Teapot
A girl fights her own fears while her first love comes to her with a teapot.
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A girl fights her own fears while her first love comes to her with a teapot.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Kaisar Bekeshev
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Studio:Kaisar Bekeshev Presents, tolqyn pictures
Cast
Kaisar Bekeshev
Director
Roza Serikova
Sabina
Alen Rysbek
Daniyar (original, 1 and 2)
toshasuii
Dilnaz
Gulbahar Ahmadieva
Sabina's Mother
Ayan Ditaev
Daniyar 3
Roman Leontyev
Daniyar 4
Sultanakhmet Temirbekov
Daniyar 5
Ersultan Tolegen
Daniyar 6
Adai Khudaibergenov
Daniyar 7
Altyn Adenova
Daniyar 8
Roza Serikova
Daniyar 9
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