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Captives of the Film 

Berlin, 1920-1930s. A colony of Russian cinematographers is creating film production on a truly Hollywood scale. Hundreds of studios, dozens of "stars", European blockbusters.
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Berlin, 1920-1930s. A colony of Russian cinematographers is creating film production on a truly Hollywood scale. Hundreds of studios, dozens of "stars", European blockbusters.

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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
Written By:Marina Drubetskaya
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Russia-K

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