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120 minutes of great laughter with Tatyana Lolova
The meeting with Tatyana Lolova is about the time on the screen and on the stage - with her roles in the theater, about working with colleagues and about the love of the audience.
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The meeting with Tatyana Lolova is about the time on the screen and on the stage - with her roles in the theater, about working with colleagues and about the love of the audience.
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Runtime:120 minutes
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