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Tsabunia 

Little girl is looking for her father, who went to war, among the wounded soliders in the Samtredia station. No one knows her father, but one solider tell "his stories" to the girl In order to not lose the hope
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Little girl is looking for her father, who went to war, among the wounded soliders in the Samtredia station. No one knows her father, but one solider tell "his stories" to the girl In order to not lose the hope

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Aleko Ninua
Written By:Valerian Sulakauri
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Georgian Telefilm

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