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Will You Marry Me Mother
In life, sometimes the paths of two people who fell in love at first sight diverge. Many years have passed, but a talented psychologist who has been missing his first love meets him again, and when he meets her, he finds the family he built and everything he holds dear. The story of the film unfolds as he uses his professional skills to successfully separate from his wife and children. This film shows how difficult divorce is not only for the husband and wife, but also for the children, and tells the story of family, which is the most precious thing in life.
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In life, sometimes the paths of two people who fell in love at first sight diverge. Many years have passed, but a talented psychologist who has been missing his first love meets him again, and when he meets her, he finds the family he built and everything he holds dear. The story of the film unfolds as he uses his professional skills to successfully separate from his wife and children. This film shows how difficult divorce is not only for the husband and wife, but also for the children, and tells the story of family, which is the most precious thing in life.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Family
Written By:Munkhbat Dashzeveg
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Mill, Mongol Film Group
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