New Jerusalem
New Jerusalem

New Jerusalem

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2020•76 min•Documentary
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Every year, thousands of Ukrainian Christians undertake a pilgrimage to Zarvanytsia, a sacred place. Between prayers they share news, brag about their wealth, take pictures of chapels, give interviews, witness miracles. Witness miracles?
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