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Eve's Gate (1999)
Eve's Gate is the road to illusory happiness, on which two young Albanian girls run across the sea, so that there, even at the cost of body and soul, but to buy a little happiness. They will have to fight for love, resolve doubts that will force them to think about many things. Whether everything can be sacrificed, whether everything can be sold, how to fill the spiritual void, how to keep happiness...
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Eve's Gate is the road to illusory happiness, on which two young Albanian girls run across the sea, so that there, even at the cost of body and soul, but to buy a little happiness. They will have to fight for love, resolve doubts that will force them to think about many things. Whether everything can be sacrificed, whether everything can be sold, how to fill the spiritual void, how to keep happiness...
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:6/9/1999
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:B&G Film Production, Studio 12-A, TVSH Televizioni Shqiptar-Tirana
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