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Blossoms to Blossoms 

On his last day in Athens before moving abroad, Konstantinos meets Sofia at the park. Under the pressure of time, the two not-so-close friends agree to play a game in order to communicate what they don't know about each other yet.
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On his last day in Athens before moving abroad, Konstantinos meets Sofia at the park. Under the pressure of time, the two not-so-close friends agree to play a game in order to communicate what they don't know about each other yet.

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Directed By:Giorgos Athanasiou
Written By:Konstantinos Konios, Sofia Ioannou, Giorgos Athanasiou
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Runtime:75 minutes
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