“The Odyssey” and Moving Forward
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Face the little face
Two young people who are very much in love want to get married, but their parents don't agree. So they decide to get married themselves and announce it suddenly, to surprise them. But an unexpected event will become the reason to ruin their plan.....
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Two young people who are very much in love want to get married, but their parents don't agree. So they decide to get married themselves and announce it suddenly, to surprise them. But an unexpected event will become the reason to ruin their plan.....
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Lakis Mihailidis
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