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Gloria
Step into the vibrant world of "Gloria", a dance/performance film by the director Nikos Mpouyioukas. Starring the captivating Fenia Apostolou, "Gloria" invites you to experience life through the eyes of its titular character, a trans woman and sex worker navigating the streets of contemporary Athens. Through a series of vignettes, we unravel the layers of Gloria's multifaceted persona, delving deep into her daily struggles, triumphs, and moments of raw vulnerability.
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Step into the vibrant world of "Gloria", a dance/performance film by the director Nikos Mpouyioukas. Starring the captivating Fenia Apostolou, "Gloria" invites you to experience life through the eyes of its titular character, a trans woman and sex worker navigating the streets of contemporary Athens. Through a series of vignettes, we unravel the layers of Gloria's multifaceted persona, delving deep into her daily struggles, triumphs, and moments of raw vulnerability.
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