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Through the Needles of Coniferous Trees
The last wedding of an Udmurt. A year after his death, his soul says goodbye to the world of the living and becomes engaged to another, unknown world.
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The last wedding of an Udmurt. A year after his death, his soul says goodbye to the world of the living and becomes engaged to another, unknown world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lev Vakhitov, Svetlana Stasenko
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Runtime:35 minutes
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