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A violent change in the environment is reflected on a family's collision. A young girl has to leave her dog behind, before her family abandons their home in the village, because of the construction of a dam.
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A violent change in the environment is reflected on a family's collision. A young girl has to leave her dog behind, before her family abandons their home in the village, because of the construction of a dam.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sotiris Babatzimopoulos, Yorgos Teltzidis, Kostas Gerampinis
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:View Master Films, ERT
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