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Behind the Curtain
Antonis lives alone in his family's beach house, hiding away from the world. He has given up on life and is literally watching the world pass him by. It has been left up to his best friends - two offbeat cupids - to remind him that there are things to live for.
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Antonis lives alone in his family's beach house, hiding away from the world. He has given up on life and is literally watching the world pass him by. It has been left up to his best friends - two offbeat cupids - to remind him that there are things to live for.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Dimitris Bavellas
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:ERT, Northern Film School, Sklavis & Co.
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