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Letters from the Silenced Country
A hybrid documentary portraying contemporary Belarus through the individuals who have endured imprisonment, repression, and exile — voices from a silenced country, suffocated by the regime.
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A hybrid documentary portraying contemporary Belarus through the individuals who have endured imprisonment, repression, and exile — voices from a silenced country, suffocated by the regime.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Andrei Kutsila
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:DocEdu Foundation, Moonmakers, Inselfilm
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