“How wonderful death would be if it was offered by his hands” and “Respect the feeling of love wherever you encounter it.”, are some of Nitsa Gofa’s last words, as they were saved in her last suicide letters, just before she died at 24th of March 1925, age 17. She was a random girl. She died from love. We learn about her case from the newspaper’s archive of 1925. This movie was made mainly at the underground canals of Athens and consists of a chapel of remembrance.
“How wonderful death would be if it was offered by his hands” and “Respect the feeling of love wherever you encounter it.”, are some of Nitsa Gofa’s last words, as they were saved in her last suicide letters, just before she died at 24th of March 1925, age 17. She was a random girl. She died from love. We learn about her case from the newspaper’s archive of 1925. This movie was made mainly at the underground canals of Athens and consists of a chapel of remembrance.
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