Talk:The Lost Letter (1972 film)

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" However, Soviet censors banned it from being screened. Nevertheless, in 1973 the Bureau of Soviet Cinematography Propaganda in Moscow published 50 thousand pamphlets with images of Ivan Mykolaychuk in role of Cossack Vasyl." What does this mean, what is it all about here and what does it mean that the film alone was released after the collapse of the USSR, this film was never banned in the Soviet Union, maybe there were some problems of a production, artistic and censorship nature during the creation of the film, but nothing more Цйфыву (talk) 12:33, 23 September 2022 (UTC)Reply

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