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Coronavirus. Staying Home. Three siblings. Stephanos 3 years old, Dionisis 5 years old and Sotiris 9 years old. They can’t see their grandparents. They don’t go to school. A diary. A small documentary.
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Coronavirus. Staying Home. Three siblings. Stephanos 3 years old, Dionisis 5 years old and Sotiris 9 years old. They can’t see their grandparents. They don’t go to school. A diary. A small documentary.
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Genre:Documentary, Animation
Written By:Zina Papadopoulou
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Oval Image
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