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Socialist Ukraine, 1989. The Hadyukin Brothers, a small indie rock band from Lviv, are trying to find their place on the Ukrainian musical scene, which is evolving faster and faster in the midst of a crumbling regime.
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Socialist Ukraine, 1989. The Hadyukin Brothers, a small indie rock band from Lviv, are trying to find their place on the Ukrainian musical scene, which is evolving faster and faster in the midst of a crumbling regime.
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Genre:History, Music, Drama
Written By:Sergiy Kulybyshev, Yuriy Roketskyi
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Studio:Solar Media Entertainment
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