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Esculape's Student
A young doctor sent to work at the Zestafon ferroalloy factory will confront the management of the factory in order to protect the environment and workers' health.
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A young doctor sent to work at the Zestafon ferroalloy factory will confront the management of the factory in order to protect the environment and workers' health.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Otar Abesadze, Teimuraz Maglaperidze
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Georgia-Film
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