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Semitjov - Dreams for a Better World(NaN)
Status: Released
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Time: 1h 30m
Overview:
A documentary about the creative genius Eugen Semitjov and his fascinating background.
Languages: Russian, Swedish.
Countries:
Sweden
ProductionCompanies:
Bortom Tid & Rum
Micke Engström Productions
Movie: Semitjov - Dreams for a Better World
Top 5 Billed Cast
Per Ragnar
Voice actor
Nina Maria Stemme
Opera singer
Stina Ekblad
Narrator (Space sequence)
Shebly Niavarani
Speaker
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