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When Will You Get Married 

Yerlan is in love with Bayan, an employee of the bookstore, but he can't get to know her in any way. At the same time, he receives a summons to the army, which his brother's children help him avoid: Yerlan becomes a "fake" father for them. As a sign of gratitude, Yerlan takes the children to a cafe, where he meets Bayan and introduces himself as a single father. This little lie will be a big test not only for him, but also for Erlan's family.
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Yerlan is in love with Bayan, an employee of the bookstore, but he can't get to know her in any way. At the same time, he receives a summons to the army, which his brother's children help him avoid: Yerlan becomes a "fake" father for them. As a sign of gratitude, Yerlan takes the children to a cafe, where he meets Bayan and introduces himself as a single father. This little lie will be a big test not only for him, but also for Erlan's family.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Medet Kalibekov
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Tiger Films

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