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Pierre just left his boyfriend and lacks plans for his summer holidays. He decides to go with four friends - two couples - to Greece. He discovers the island of Crete, a place more touristic than he ever imagined. Pierre will find himself in this new place. He will also aquire a new taste for life and alas, find his true nature : a wild one.
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Pierre just left his boyfriend and lacks plans for his summer holidays. He decides to go with four friends - two couples - to Greece. He discovers the island of Crete, a place more touristic than he ever imagined. Pierre will find himself in this new place. He will also aquire a new taste for life and alas, find his true nature : a wild one.
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:La Fémis, Hellenic Cinema and Television School Stavrakos
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