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Alo. The Immortal
Vahur Kersna's large-scale movie of the life, work and fate of Alo Mattiisen, who became the figurehead of the singing revolution.
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Vahur Kersna's large-scale movie of the life, work and fate of Alo Mattiisen, who became the figurehead of the singing revolution.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Vahur Kersna
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Runtime:118 minutes
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