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Where Did Your Bride Go?

2019, Russian. Directed by Tair Polad-zade & Filipp Zadorozhnyy.

In Vladikavkaz, a town nestled in the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains, an Ossetian women's football team tackles traditional gender stereotypes by challenging a group of guys to a game. They'll prove once and for all that strength and hot tempers run through both the men and women of their culture.

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Released
25 April 2019
Original title
Куда пошла твоя невеста?
Country
Russia

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Where Did Your Bride Go? (2019) was directed by Tair Polad-zade and Filipp Zadorozhnyy.

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