Assistant to the President Trailer

Assistant to the President Trailer (2013)

25 January 2013 Comedy, Family 99 mins

The protagonist is a little boy who wants to become President in the future. Our president's father is an ordinary Mongolian guy who is struggling to find himself in life. But he does everything to fulfill his son's dream. After all, a person's life happens, many things happen in between.

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Mongolia 25 January 2013

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