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During the socialist society, the mentality of using people in the agricultural sector as brothers, and then, disregarding the love of young people, is the ancient way of marrying off criticized what happened.
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During the socialist society, the mentality of using people in the agricultural sector as brothers, and then, disregarding the love of young people, is the ancient way of marrying off criticized what happened.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Mongolkino
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