Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend Review
A review of the Ryan Polomski documentary featuring the story of Basketball star Raymond Lewis.
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Oleg, a young correspondent, is going to write a book about firefighters. To do this, he arrives at the fire department, which is headed by Major Viktor Gromov. To learn more about the people of this courageous and noble profession, Oleg goes out with a team to extinguish fires, and also gets to know the families of firefighting officers.
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Oleg, a young correspondent, is going to write a book about firefighters. To do this, he arrives at the fire department, which is headed by Major Viktor Gromov. To learn more about the people of this courageous and noble profession, Oleg goes out with a team to extinguish fires, and also gets to know the families of firefighting officers.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vakhtang Mikeladze, Aleksandre Sigua
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Studio:Lenfilm
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