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Dzhalma
In the Caucasus, among the picturesque mountains there is a guerrilla war between the Whites from Bicherakhov’s division and the Red Army soldiers. The Chechen girl Dzhalma finds an injured Ukrainian guy Mykola in a valley. She saves his life and helps him to recover. Young people fall in love with each other, and after the Bolshevik’s victory both of them travel to Ukraine. Dzhalma ends up in a traditional Ukrainian village.
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In the Caucasus, among the picturesque mountains there is a guerrilla war between the Whites from Bicherakhov’s division and the Red Army soldiers. The Chechen girl Dzhalma finds an injured Ukrainian guy Mykola in a valley. She saves his life and helps him to recover. Young people fall in love with each other, and after the Bolshevik’s victory both of them travel to Ukraine. Dzhalma ends up in a traditional Ukrainian village.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Arnold Kordium, Viktor Biyazi, Vadym Ohrymenko
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:VUFKU
Cast
Arnold Kordium
Director
Lidiya Ostrovskaya-Kurdyum
Dzhalma
Ivan Kononenko-Kozelskyi
Nikolay Barabash, Dzhalma's husband
V. Kritskiy
Ivan Tsvirkun, church warden
D. Lyubchenko
Gnat Barabash, Nikolay's father
Tamara Gorban
Varvara, Tsvirkun's daughter
Olga Kizimovskaya
Varvara's sister
Mykola Braterskyi
Petro Kozolup
E. Razvazhevskaya
Teacher
Nataliya Gebdovskaya
Daughter
P. Kostenko
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