“The Hate U Give”
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All Rise
All Rise is a short drama inspired by real events and set in Athens, Greece. The story follows 18-year-old Petros, who tragically loses his life during a late-night return home. Eight months later, his parents, Eleni and Konstantinos, sit in a courtroom, awaiting a verdict that could finally offer them clarity and perhaps, closure.
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All Rise is a short drama inspired by real events and set in Athens, Greece. The story follows 18-year-old Petros, who tragically loses his life during a late-night return home. Eight months later, his parents, Eleni and Konstantinos, sit in a courtroom, awaiting a verdict that could finally offer them clarity and perhaps, closure.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gary Gonzalez, Nefeli Dimakea
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Crystal View
Cast
Nefeli Dimakea
Director
Konstantina Takalou
Eleni Dimaki
David Malteze
Konstantinos Dukakis
Spiros Loukoutos
Petros Dimakis
Panagiotis Kolofotias
Petro's Friend
Christos Filopoulos
Police Officer I
Iasonas Asimakopoulos
Police Officer II
Anna Bonataki
Reporter I
Evangelia Goundiou
Reporter II
Nika Franseska
Reporter III
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