End of Spring

"End of Spring" tells about the florist guy's life changes after the industrial shift from natural flowers to silk ones.

Cast

Mirjalol Juraev

as Ethan

Mirkamol Murtazaev

as Joseph

Shaxriniso Xolboyeva

as A Girl Florist

Temurbek Temirov

as The Waiter

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