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Beloved Days
In 1970 the people of Karmi in Cyprus participate in an unprecedented experience: the shooting of the film "Beloved", with Hollywood cast and crew. This documentary functions as a kaleidoscope, transmitting images of that magical time and of the traumatic changes in their lives after the Turkish invasion. Four decades later, they revisit nostalgically those old beloved days.
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In 1970 the people of Karmi in Cyprus participate in an unprecedented experience: the shooting of the film "Beloved", with Hollywood cast and crew. This documentary functions as a kaleidoscope, transmitting images of that magical time and of the traumatic changes in their lives after the Turkish invasion. Four decades later, they revisit nostalgically those old beloved days.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:George Avraam
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Walking Around the World, Cyprus Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports and Youth, Cinema Advisory Committee of Cyprus, CyBC, Roll Out Vision Services, Filmblades, Atlantis Film Solutions
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