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Where Were You, Man of God?
Based on Zorayr Khalapyan's novel of the same name, a medical graduate is appointed as a doctor to a village, never losing his human image in spite of Stalinist repression.
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Based on Zorayr Khalapyan's novel of the same name, a medical graduate is appointed as a doctor to a village, never losing his human image in spite of Stalinist repression.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Arnold Aghababov, Zorayr Khalapyan
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Runtime:369 minutes
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