Snow White, Rewritten in a Minor Key
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A simple plan
Greece 2011. In an uncertain economic climate, two young people suddenly find themselves out of a job when the owner of the company they work for suddenly declares bankruptcy. With nothing left to lose, they decide to take their destinies into their own hands. All they need is a plan. A simple plan...
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Greece 2011. In an uncertain economic climate, two young people suddenly find themselves out of a job when the owner of the company they work for suddenly declares bankruptcy. With nothing left to lose, they decide to take their destinies into their own hands. All they need is a plan. A simple plan...
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Written By:Yiorgos Iliopoulos
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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