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Vladivostok! (2008) | Slate

Vladivostok!

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Vladivostok!

Fragments of a lost 1920s from a member of the soviet avant-garde.

Released: 2008
Runtime: 5m
Country: Russia
Language: French

Direction and writing

F.J. OssangDirector

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