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1932. Western Ukraine. The fighters of an underground Ukrainian organization conduct a revolutionary action against the government. Contrary to their plans, it turns into a bloody slaughter. Now the choice of young patriots is small: death or immortality.
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1932. Western Ukraine. The fighters of an underground Ukrainian organization conduct a revolutionary action against the government. Contrary to their plans, it turns into a bloody slaughter. Now the choice of young patriots is small: death or immortality.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yaroslav Yarish
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Box Office:$17,214
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:TTM Productions, Ukrainian State Film Agency
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