Yaremchuk: Matchless World of Beauty
Documentary biographical drama about the life and career of the first Ukrainian pop star - Nazarii Yaremchuk.
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Documentary biographical drama about the life and career of the first Ukrainian pop star - Nazarii Yaremchuk.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Yaroslav Korotkov
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:KNIFE! Films
Cast
Artem Hryhorian
Director
Nazarii Yaremchuk
Self (archive footage)
Vasyl Zinkevych
Self (archive footage)
Volodymyr Ivasiuk
Self (archive footage)
Дарина Яремчук
Self (дружина Назарія Яремчука)
Maria Yaremchuk
Self (дочка Назарія Яремчука)
Василь Кошман
Self
Віра Троян
Self
Володимир Прокопик
Self
Олександр Злотник
Self
Філ Пухарєв
Self
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