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I, Son of the Working People
The action takes place during the German occupation of Ukraine in 1919. The main characters are folklore characters - the brave soldier Semyon Kotko and the beautiful maiden Sofya.
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The action takes place during the German occupation of Ukraine in 1919. The main characters are folklore characters - the brave soldier Semyon Kotko and the beautiful maiden Sofya.
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Genre:Drama, History, TV Movie
Written By:Pavel Katayev
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Studio:Odessa Film Studio
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