Top Cast
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Korina Kontaxaki
Maria
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Marios Mettis
Friend
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Sophia Kalli
Mother
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Stelios Kallistratis
Nicos
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Ariadne Pavlika
Daughter
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Thanassis Drakopoulos
Lawyer
Overview
A film director struggling with depression finds a creative way to overcome it.
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Helen
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Belushi
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