Based on the short stories “Gunsmiths’ Street” and “The Round Seal” by Kamil Ikramov. In the ruins of an old Tashkent house, a group of Pioneers found a notebook belonging to a Bukhara blacksmith. The old master’s grandson, a teacher named Talib Sattarovich, learned of the discovery.
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Based on the short stories “Gunsmiths’ Street” and “The Round Seal” by Kamil Ikramov. In the ruins of an old Tashkent house, a group of Pioneers found a notebook belonging to a Bukhara blacksmith. The old master’s grandson, a teacher named Talib Sattarovich, learned of the discovery.
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The Old Master's Testament was created by Yuri Stepchuk and released in 1972. It stars Maksud Mansurov, Aman Burkhanov and Alsu Kurmaeva.
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