Octobriana & the Finger of Lenin Filming Locations
Octobriana & the Finger of Lenin Filming Locations
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Petrozavodsk is a city on the western shore of Lake Onega, in northwest Russia. It's known for the Museum of Fine Arts, which exhibits medieval icons alongside folk art and Russian paintings. Close to circular Lenin Square, the National Museum of the Republic of Karelia traces local history through archaeology and natural history displays. The 19th-century, gold-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral houses sacred icons.
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Octobriana & the Finger of Lenin (2003)
