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Farewell, Dnipro! (1999)

Overview

Drama

Old Jew Reuven Koshman came to the Kyiv cliffs to say goodbye to the Dnipro River. He tells a random passerby about his life, about the city of Berdychiv, where he was born and lived most of his life. Then he moved with his family to Kyiv, but soon his children left for Israel. But Reuven stayed because he cherished the places where he was born, where he had lived his life, where his family had put down deep, strong roots.

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Director

Oleksandr Muratov

ReleasedJan 1, 1999
Runtime16m
StatusReleased
Dovzhenko Film Studios

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