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Till The End Of The Scene
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Till The End Of The Scene

May 8, 2016
0h 55m
★ 0.0

Overview

For 91-year-old Ruta acting is not just a career: it is her lifestyle. Once again, she starts working on a new role. This time the theme of the play provokes questions about her own life: how does one deal with ageing? And, most importantly, - is there a specific time when an actress should leave the stage?

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Juris Podnieks Studio

Cast

Ruta Birgere

Self

Ruta Birgere

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