Gdzie obejrzeć My War w Polsce
Hundreds of Western volunteers have joined Kurdish armies in Syria and Iraq in their efforts to fight the Islamic State. What drives some Canadians to put their lives on the line?
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My War zajmuje dziś #9621 miejsce na Popcorn Time Streaming Charts w Polsce. Film spadł o 3 miejsca od wczoraj.
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Więcej informacji
- Czas trwania
- 98 minut
- Wydane
- Kraj pochodzenia
- Kanada
- Języki
- en
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