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Giselle (Mariinsky Theatre) (2016)
It is a story in which the young heroine, dying from a broken heart, mysteriously hears the call of ghosts tempting her to join their round dance, and having become one of them she saves the lover who betrayed her.
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It is a story in which the young heroine, dying from a broken heart, mysteriously hears the call of ghosts tempting her to join their round dance, and having become one of them she saves the lover who betrayed her.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:7/7/2016
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Mariinsky Theatre
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