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Mis juhtus Diana Klasiga?
Urmas E. Liiv’s new TV3 documentary sheds light on the moving life story of actress and singer Diana Klas. Why have many former colleagues and friends distanced themselves from her, and how has her meeting with Kerdo Mölder, singer of the popular band Respekt, changed her? What tragic chain of events led to this? The film will also feature rare materials from the personal archive of Diana’s father, Eri Klas.
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Urmas E. Liiv’s new TV3 documentary sheds light on the moving life story of actress and singer Diana Klas. Why have many former colleagues and friends distanced themselves from her, and how has her meeting with Kerdo Mölder, singer of the popular band Respekt, changed her? What tragic chain of events led to this? The film will also feature rare materials from the personal archive of Diana’s father, Eri Klas.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Urmas E. Liiv
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