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Altai Women (2023)

Altai is a sacred place, a concentration of special energy. There you can meet yourself and hear the true voice of your soul. The four heroines of the film embody all the wisdom of this extraordinary place, preserve its traditions and are the conductors of its power. Their sincerity, honesty above all with themselves, their vision of the world and their huge connection with this land are healing, as is Altai itself. They will show this place as they know it themselves — a place of power.
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Altai is a sacred place, a concentration of special energy. There you can meet yourself and hear the true voice of your soul. The four heroines of the film embody all the wisdom of this extraordinary place, preserve its traditions and are the conductors of its power. Their sincerity, honesty above all with themselves, their vision of the world and their huge connection with this land are healing, as is Altai itself. They will show this place as they know it themselves — a place of power.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Irina Muromtseva
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In Theaters:2/1/2023
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Runtime:60 minutes
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