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White Shadow 

Based on the novel of the same name by Yurii Mushketyk. For the second year, a laboratory headed by professor Marchenko has been working on the problem of photosynthesis. The work absorbs the entire team – each new result seems to confirm the correctness of the leader’s theory. The scientist Borozna, convinced that his colleague’s research path is mistaken, makes it clear to a doctor that it is time to stop and take a more critical look at the results.
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Based on the novel of the same name by Yurii Mushketyk. For the second year, a laboratory headed by professor Marchenko has been working on the problem of photosynthesis. The work absorbs the entire team – each new result seems to confirm the correctness of the leader’s theory. The scientist Borozna, convinced that his colleague’s research path is mistaken, makes it clear to a doctor that it is time to stop and take a more critical look at the results.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yevhen Khryniuk, Oksana Lysenko
Written By:Yurii Mushketyk, Yevhen Khryniuk
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios

Cast

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Yevhen Khryniuk, Oksana Lysenko

Director

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Yevhen Lysenko

Dmytro Marchenko

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Vsevolod Shilovsky

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Irina Tereshenkova

Iryna Mykhailivna

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Aleksandra Turgan

Nelia

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Vladimir Tyukin

Viktor Borozna

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Leonid Yanovskyi

Holovko

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Zdislav Stomma

Koretskyi

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Iryna Bunina

Lipekha

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Liudmyla Lobza

Khorol

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Vyacheslav Slanko

Babenko

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Ihor Shkuryn

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