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Fatima
A wealthy Ossetian prince adopts a foundling and raises her as his own daughter, Fatima. As Fatima grows up, she falls in love with her stepbrother, Dzhambulat. However, when Dzhambulat goes to war and disappears, Fatima defies her father’s wishes and decides to marry a poor labourer.
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A wealthy Ossetian prince adopts a foundling and raises her as his own daughter, Fatima. As Fatima grows up, she falls in love with her stepbrother, Dzhambulat. However, when Dzhambulat goes to war and disappears, Fatima defies her father’s wishes and decides to marry a poor labourer.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Romance
Written By:Siko Dolidze
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Georgia-Film
Cast
Siko Dolidze
Director
Tamara Kokova
Fatima
Giuli Chokhonelidze
Ibrahim
Otar Megvinetukhutsesi
Dzhambulat
Akaki Vasadze
Zaur-Beq
Tsatsa Amirejibi
Sister of Alim-Beq
Megi Tsulukidze
Zareta
Vladimir Tkhapsayev
Alim-Beq
Ivan Rusinov
Engineer
Davit Sokhadze
Small Dzhambulat
Spartak Bagaev
Ibrahim's Friend
Valentin Petrov
Prisoner
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