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Tevye's Daughters
It is the early 20th century. Tevye the Dairyman lives in a small village in Ukraine. He is poor and believes that his daughters have one chance to escape poverty – a successful marriage. Tevye accepts a profitable proposition from a matchmaker, but his beautiful daughters have a different plan.
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It is the early 20th century. Tevye the Dairyman lives in a small village in Ukraine. He is poor and believes that his daughters have one chance to escape poverty – a successful marriage. Tevye accepts a profitable proposition from a matchmaker, but his beautiful daughters have a different plan.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance, Family, History
Written By:Volodymyr Lert, Andrey Savenko, Aleksandr Kuznetsov
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Kinofabrika Production
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