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Heavenly Love

Heavenly Love

2002 · 10 min · Documentary

Love, Oleksandr Dovzhenko's cinema, the 20th century... These concepts make up the formula of life for two people. Heavenly love is all that is left for Maria Volkhovska, the widow of the prominent Ukrainian film actor Petro Masokha, who played the leading roles in Dovzhenko's films "Ivan" and "Earth".

Directed by Yurii Tereshchenko · Written by Serhiy Trymbach

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