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You’re Playing Out of Tune, Buddy
A deaf teenager decides to learn the guitar but faces a wall of prejudice.
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A deaf teenager decides to learn the guitar but faces a wall of prejudice.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ersultan Tolegen
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:tolqyn pictures
Cast
Ersultan Tolegen
Director
Erbolat Biekenov
Protagonist
Sultanakhmet Temirbekov
A Guy on a metro
Altyn Adenova
A Girl on a metro
Dosjan Bokenbay
Street Musician
Kamila Abilhasenova
Protagonist’s sister
Olzhas Rakhpanov
The man listening to the street musician
Ansary Alib
A kind woman passerby
Ersultan Tolegen
A kind man passerby
Roman Leontyev
The drunk man
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