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Swans Arrive Here

1972, KY. Directed by Yuri Boretsky.

Teenager Mukai spends most of the year in a remote Kyrgyz village with his grandmother while his parents work in a secluded mountain area. At thirteen, he is considered an adult by local standards. Mukai helps adults with logging, visits his father in the mountains, takes his grandmother to Lake Issyk-Kul where she first met Mukai's grandfather, herds horses to the dock, and interacts with city visitors at the lake.

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1h 11m
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KY
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Released
1 January 1972
Original title
Ак куулар конгон айдың көл
Country
Soviet Union
Written by
Kadyrkul Omurkulov

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Swans Arrive Here (1972) was directed by Yuri Boretsky and stars Murat Mambetov, Sabira Kumushaliyeva, Anuarbek Moldabekov.

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