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From the Life of Ostap Vyshnya

From the Life of Ostap Vyshnya

1991 · 76 min · Drama, History

Biographical film of the most dramatic period in the life of the famous Ukrainian writer Ostap Vyshnya, who in the 1930s was repressed by the Russian authorities and exiled to Siberia. Faithful wife and assistant Varvara Maslyuchenko shared his fate and followed her husband into exile.

Directed by Yaroslav Lanchak · Written by Anatoly Zhuravsky

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