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Endless Land 

After his father's death in a hunting accident, Lazarus grows up in a remote village in Epirus, experiencing loss, loneliness, and migration in a story about memory and identity.
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After his father's death in a hunting accident, Lazarus grows up in a remote village in Epirus, experiencing loss, loneliness, and migration in a story about memory and identity.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Vasilis Mazomenos
Written By:Vasilis Mazomenos, Christos Bosmos
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Blackwrap Productions, Epirus Film Office, ERT, Region of Epirus, Horme Pictures, Hellenic Film & Audiovisual Center - Creative Greece

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