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VovaNina
The world-renowned Marina Abramović has argued that artists should not fall in love with each other. The film VovaNina decisively overturns this categorical statement by showing us the life story of two outstanding Moscow artists, Vladimir Salnikov and Nina Kotel.
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The world-renowned Marina Abramović has argued that artists should not fall in love with each other. The film VovaNina decisively overturns this categorical statement by showing us the life story of two outstanding Moscow artists, Vladimir Salnikov and Nina Kotel.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Grigory Kurdyaev, Nataliya Nazarova, Alena Polunina
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios
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