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Ukrainian Time Machine (2008)

While exploring her Ukrainian family roots, American filmmaker Naomi Uman made a series of documentaries about the people living in the small village of Legedzine.
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While exploring her Ukrainian family roots, American filmmaker Naomi Uman made a series of documentaries about the people living in the small village of Legedzine.

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Directed By:Naomi Uman
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In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:100 minutes
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