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The Surami Fortress
The legend of the Suram Fortress.
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The legend of the Suram Fortress.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Ivane Perestiani
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:"Gansakhkomi"
Cast
Ivane Perestiani
Director
Hamo Bek-Nazaryan
Durmishkhani
Mikheil Chiaureli
Osman, rich merchant
Tamar Sakvarelidze
Vardua
Tatyana Maksimova
Gaiane
L. Galustian
Zurab, their son
Nino Dolidze (I)
Nina, his sister
Olga Maysurian
Mother of Osman and Nina
N. Odankevich
Prince Mukhradze
Vanda Polikevich
Princess Mukhanskaya
Giorgi Davitashvili
Alisa Kikodze
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