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Camping - The Final Battle
Thalis is still hiding from the police authorities. Iordanou is in prison, facing his fears. What is his greatest fear? The revenge that the son of the Russian businessman wants to take. At the same time, he pays whoever brings Thalis dead or alive. Evanthia tries to secure fake passports through Theoris so they can escape abroad, while Thalis' inability to meet Pistula may bring him before fait accompli. More at: https://www.alphanews.live/entertainment/kampingk-final-battle-arhise-i-propolisi-ton-eisitirion-kleise-thesi
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Thalis is still hiding from the police authorities. Iordanou is in prison, facing his fears. What is his greatest fear? The revenge that the son of the Russian businessman wants to take. At the same time, he pays whoever brings Thalis dead or alive. Evanthia tries to secure fake passports through Theoris so they can escape abroad, while Thalis' inability to meet Pistula may bring him before fait accompli. More at: https://www.alphanews.live/entertainment/kampingk-final-battle-arhise-i-propolisi-ton-eisitirion-kleise-thesi
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fotis Georgidis
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Make It Productions, Cytavision, Alpha Cyprus
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