Jail Mate Trailer

Jail Mate Trailer (1993)

01 January 1993 Drama, Crime 93 mins

In this film, which will show a critical and complicated period of women who are sentenced in a prison through three different encounters of fate, it is said that it is important to keep the humanity of the soul and behave morally even if the body becomes a convict.

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Norovyn Khuyag-Ochir

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Mongolia 01 January 1993

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