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Lilya 4-ever (Swedish:
Lilja 4-ever) is a 2002
crime drama film
written and
directed by
Lukas Moodysson,
which was
released in
Sweden on 23
August 2002...
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Lilya Yuryevna Brik (alternatively
spelled Lili or Lily; Russian: Ли́ля Ю́рьевна Брик; née Kagan;
November 11 [O.S.
October 30] 1891 –
August 4, 1978)...
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Lilya is a
female given name.
Notable people with this name include:
Lilya Brik (1891-1978),
Russian author Lilya Budaghyan,
Armenian cryptographer Lilya...
- met
husband and wife Osip and
Lilya Brik in July 1915 at
their dacha in
Malakhovka nearby Moscow. Soon
after that
Lilya's sister, Elsa Triolet, who'd had...
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Russian actress. She is
known for her
roles in the
films Sisters (2001),
Lilya 4-ever (2002), The
Bourne Supremacy (2004),
Hipsters (2008) and Sputnik...
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saying that he just saw
Dmitry choking Lilya.
Nikolay runs to find them,
gunshots heard. Afterward,
Dmitry and
Lilya drive back
silently together, both with...
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Lilya Hadab (born 13 May 1999) is a
Moroccan tennis player.
Hadab has a
career high WTA
doubles ranking of 1097
achieved on 26
September 2016.
Hadab made...
- Лидия Владимировна Литвяк; 18
August 1921 – 1
August 1943), also
known as
Lilya, was a
fighter pilot in the
Soviet Air
Force during World War II. Historians'...
- is
perhaps best
recalled internationally for his role in the 2002 drama,
Lilya 4-ever. Born in
Moscow in 1989, he
garnered his
first role at age 12 as...
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Lilya Rustemovna Budzhurova (Crimean Tatar : Lilâ
Rustem qızı
Bucurova or
Lilya Rustem kyzy Budzhurova, Ukrainian :
Lilya Rustemivna Budzhurova), ((1958-11-01)November...
