MIGNOR
Trailer: MIGNOR
Year: 1990
Genre: Documentary
Studio:
Director: Garegin Zakoyan
Cast: Sergei Parajanov
Crew: Garegin Zakoyan (Director), Ashot Mkrtchyan (Cinematography)
Runtime: 20 minutes
Release: Jan 01, 1990
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Popularity: 1
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Language: , Pусский
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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