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The rump of the Feast Table

1992, Mongolian. Directed by Dorjsambuu Gursed.

A comedy film based on the play "The Loin of the Banquet Table" written by writer Dembee, who humorously shows the greediness of some of the injured people in the city and countryside by using the fat loin of a sheep.

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1h 35m
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Mongolian
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Released
22 January 1992
Original title
Найрын ширээний ууц
Country
Mongolia

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The rump of the Feast Table (1992) was directed by Dorjsambuu Gursed and stars Altan-Ulzii Chultem, Magsarjav Badamraa, Jargalsaikhan Bekh-Ochir.

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