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The Secret Train 

The story of war veteran Sviatoslav Yavir. He follows the secret train that transports to the Siberia Ukrainian women, including his wife and daughter, repressed by the totalitarian regime.
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The story of war veteran Sviatoslav Yavir. He follows the secret train that transports to the Siberia Ukrainian women, including his wife and daughter, repressed by the totalitarian regime.

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Genre:History, Action, Drama
Directed By:Yaroslav Lupiy
Written By:Yaroslav Lupiy
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Blagovist

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