Happy Skies: The Making of The Night Witches
Documentary
Overview
The story of the making of "The Night Witches: the amazing true story of how Russian woman pilots helped win World War II" at UNW Theatre.
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Belle Waggoner
Belle Waggoner
Self
Belle Waggoner
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Sophia Danielson
Sophia Danielson
Self
Sophia Danielson
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Lindsey Fields
Lindsey Fields
Self
Lindsey Fields
Self
Katherine Laurence
Katherine Laurence
Self
Katherine Laurence
Self
Olivia Lundberg
Olivia Lundberg
Self
Olivia Lundberg
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Abigail Marshall
Abigail Marshall
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Abigail Marshall
Self
Alaina Posavad
Alaina Posavad
Self
Alaina Posavad
Self
Ella Kjelshus
Ella Kjelshus
Self
Ella Kjelshus
Self
Kaila Fremling
Kaila Fremling
Self
Kaila Fremling
Self
Jordan Olson
Jordan Olson
Self
Jordan Olson
Self
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