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This is meeting with vainakh underground from probably one of the most conservative region of North Caucasus. This is a story about young people for whom it's important not to loose connection with their culture and nation. This is a story about desire to change your region in a better way, however it's also about vacuum in Ingush community, understatement and feeling of the looking glass.
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This is meeting with vainakh underground from probably one of the most conservative region of North Caucasus. This is a story about young people for whom it's important not to loose connection with their culture and nation. This is a story about desire to change your region in a better way, however it's also about vacuum in Ingush community, understatement and feeling of the looking glass.
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Written By:Ira Dmitrieva, Anna Murasova, Kirill Safronov
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Runtime:20 minutes
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