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When the Whales Leave
Poetic tale of love between of the hunter Gilgil and his beautiful wife Tintin, told through the Chukchi myth imagery.
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Poetic tale of love between of the hunter Gilgil and his beautiful wife Tintin, told through the Chukchi myth imagery.
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Genre:Romance, TV Movie, Fantasy, Drama, History
Written By:Yuri Rytkheu
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Ekran
Cast
Anatoli Nitochkin
Director
Gulzhan Aspetova
Nau, the eternal woman
Svetlana Khiltukhina
Tintin/Young Nau
Makil Kulanbayev
Reu
Valeriy Pya
Young Reu
Akyl Kulambayev
Reu
Nurkanat Zhakypbay
Armol
Bolot Beyshenaliev
Vetly
Alexander Korshunov
Gilgil
Andrey Martynov
Narrator
Zhanna Rozhdestvenskaya
(Vocals)
Zhanna Bichevskaya
(Vocals)
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