Apallou
A grandson returns to his ancestors’ village for the winter. A grandfather returns from death to see his grandson for one last time. A village unable to cope with the returns that occurred out of love.
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A grandson returns to his ancestors’ village for the winter. A grandfather returns from death to see his grandson for one last time. A village unable to cope with the returns that occurred out of love.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Niko Avgoustidi
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Filmo2, 2|D|2|R
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