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Turmoil (2008)
It would seem that life goes on as usual: children and grandchildren are nearby, abundant dastarkhan, bright sun and sky, plowed land. But not everything in life is evaluated by the financial well-being and health of loved ones, our hero has a new profession that brings a new meaning to the turmoil of family everyday life. Because everything is changing so fast in this world: time, generations, life landmarks. But one thing remains unchanged - the eternity of thought, which brings people, borders and spaces closer together.
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It would seem that life goes on as usual: children and grandchildren are nearby, abundant dastarkhan, bright sun and sky, plowed land. But not everything in life is evaluated by the financial well-being and health of loved ones, our hero has a new profession that brings a new meaning to the turmoil of family everyday life. Because everything is changing so fast in this world: time, generations, life landmarks. But one thing remains unchanged - the eternity of thought, which brings people, borders and spaces closer together.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kanymbek Kassymbekov, Sabit Kurmanbekov
In Theaters:8/1/2008
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Kazakhfilm Studios
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