...and the train leaves for the sky
Georgia, the Soviet Union, 1937. Two boys, a Greek and a Georgian, meet and become friends. From their carefree, everyday routine and the calm, humorous life of the small neighborhood, emerges the tragedy of the period with the persecution of the Greeks, who were exiled and imprisoned.
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Georgia, the Soviet Union, 1937. Two boys, a Greek and a Georgian, meet and become friends. From their carefree, everyday routine and the calm, humorous life of the small neighborhood, emerges the tragedy of the period with the persecution of the Greeks, who were exiled and imprisoned.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ivan Balevski, Yannis Ioannou
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Greek Film Centre, JK Televisual Services, Kanina Films, Movie Makers, Movie Makers LTD, Cinema Studio Camera
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