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Two Hunters
Two brothers, Turiko and Mgelia fall in love with the same girl and become each other's merciless enemies. The brothers decide to draw lots, the winner must kill the loser and marry the woman.
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Two brothers, Turiko and Mgelia fall in love with the same girl and become each other's merciless enemies. The brothers decide to draw lots, the winner must kill the loser and marry the woman.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alexandre Tsutsunava
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:JSC "Sakhkinmretsvi"
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