The Ball Would Rise and Fall
Genre: Documentary
Director: Arzu Urshan
Scriptwriter: Aleksandr Balashov, Arzu Urshan
DOP: Yuriy Yermolin, Nadir Mehdiyev
Production Company: Salname
Duration: 46 minutes
Year: 2011
Russian language
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