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Relatives is a 1933 documentary film directed by German Piotrovskiy. It runs 8 minutes and was released on October 15, 1933.
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A female correspondent of the newspaper Pravda Vostoka in the family of locomotive engineer G. Ya. Lukov; viewing family photos of the Lukov family. G. Ya. Lukov's son, who works at a factory in another city, writes a letter to his father. A group of men repairing the locomotive. A poster: 'Lukovets is a locomotive engineer who mastered the highest wisdom of locomotive work.' Young locomotive engineers, Komsomol members, competing in labor with G. Ya. Lukov.
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What is the release date of Relatives?
Relatives was released on October 15, 1933.
How long is Relatives?
Relatives runs 8 minutes (8 minutes).
Who directed Relatives?
Relatives was directed by German Piotrovskiy.
What kind of movie is Relatives?
Relatives is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
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