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Tonezh Women (1977) | Slate

Tonezh Women

Тонежские бабы

The Polesie village of Tonezh has been famous for its songs for a long time. They are born together with people and live with them - from the first cry to the last whisper. In the winter of 1942, Tonezh was burned by the Nazis. Three residents of the village sing not just songs, but their pain, joy, fate.

Released: 1977
Runtime: 15m
Genres: Documentary, Music
Country: Soviet Union

Direction and writing

Valeriy RybarevDirector

Viktar DashukScreenplay

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