Inner Wars
Trailer: Inner Wars
Year: 2020
Genre: Documentary, War
Studio: Hirvi Production, InsightMedia Producing Center, Ukrainian State Film Agency
Director: Masha Kondakova
Cast:
Crew: John Bautmans (Compositor), Masha Kondakova (Director), Julien Berlan (Producer), Maxime Pozzi-Garcia (Editor), Masha Kondakova (Script), Volodymyr Filippov (Producer)
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