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Based on real events. This is a picture about Vyacheslav Karpov, who was a great athlete, the first champion of the USSR from Yakutia, a student of the world-famous freestyle wrestling coach Dmitry Petrovich Korkin. An exciting life story of a talented person who, after taking off in a sports career, could not maintain his status due to fatal events.
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Based on real events. This is a picture about Vyacheslav Karpov, who was a great athlete, the first champion of the USSR from Yakutia, a student of the world-famous freestyle wrestling coach Dmitry Petrovich Korkin. An exciting life story of a talented person who, after taking off in a sports career, could not maintain his status due to fatal events.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Er Sanaa Oh-hotor
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Sinet Team, Sakhawood
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