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Don't Tremble
Are you afraid of a fairy tale? A year after their mother's death, Anna takes her brother, Michalis, and they go for a weekend to the old house they used to go to with her, before she died, to calm down from the tension of her life. However, the shadows of the past and the fears have been waiting for them for a long time and something dark seems to lurk at their every step. The once calm, warm shelter now seems like a dark place. Haunted. Anna and Michalis feel alone. More alone than ever. Anna is called to put an end to her fear and move forward. Not to tremble.
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Are you afraid of a fairy tale? A year after their mother's death, Anna takes her brother, Michalis, and they go for a weekend to the old house they used to go to with her, before she died, to calm down from the tension of her life. However, the shadows of the past and the fears have been waiting for them for a long time and something dark seems to lurk at their every step. The once calm, warm shelter now seems like a dark place. Haunted. Anna and Michalis feel alone. More alone than ever. Anna is called to put an end to her fear and move forward. Not to tremble.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Giannis Stamatiou
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Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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