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Kursk Magnetic Anomaly 

The film tells about the small town of Gubkin and its inhabitants. A little-known settlement in southern Russia has a huge iron ore quarry. Through the mosaic of local stories, we will see the city and the quarry next to it, like a living creature that influences people's lives with its mood.
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The film tells about the small town of Gubkin and its inhabitants. A little-known settlement in southern Russia has a huge iron ore quarry. Through the mosaic of local stories, we will see the city and the quarry next to it, like a living creature that influences people's lives with its mood.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Anton Moiseenko
Written By:Anton Moiseenko
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Perevorot Film Company

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