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| Kire lained | |
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| Directed by | Vladimir Gajdarov |
Production companies | Wladimir Gaidarow Film (Germany), Urania-Film (Estonia) |
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| Countries | Estonia, Germany |
| Language | Estonian |
Kire lained (German : Wellen der Leidenschaft) is a 1930 Estonian-German action and drama film directed by Vladimir Gajdarov. [1]
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