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Iriston's Son
After getting expelled from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts for his free-thinking ideas, young artist Kosta Khetagurov returns to his homeland of Iriston, known in Russian as Ossetia. Despite financial troubles and governmental persecution, he tirelessly advocates for the Ossetian people while honing his craft as a poet, playwright, and artist.
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After getting expelled from the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts for his free-thinking ideas, young artist Kosta Khetagurov returns to his homeland of Iriston, known in Russian as Ossetia. Despite financial troubles and governmental persecution, he tirelessly advocates for the Ossetian people while honing his craft as a poet, playwright, and artist.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Roman Fatuev, Maksim Tsagarayev
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Vladimir Chebotaryov
Director
Vladimir Tkhapsayev
Konstantin Levanovich (Kosta) Khetagurov
Lia Eliava
Anna Aleksandrovna Tsalikova
Nina Alisova
Varvara Grigoryevna Shreders
Nikolai Volkov St.
General Kokhanov
Pavel Kadochnikov
Dzhambul Dzakhsorov
Vladimir Kosarev
Vasiliy Dobrokhotov
Mairbek Tsalikov
Tsalikov
Fyodor Kallagov
Taimuraz
Gavril Taugazov
Gudalov
Anatoli Abramov
Sergei Karnovich-Valua
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