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A poetic documentary about how Orthodoxy started in Izmir, how it continued and how the Orthodox in Izmir fulfill their worship.
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A poetic documentary about how Orthodoxy started in Izmir, how it continued and how the Orthodox in Izmir fulfill their worship.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sofya Selin Akgün
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Studio:University of Izmir Economics
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