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I Will Cross Tomorrow
The brief but intense encounter of a Greek police officer and a Syrian refugee changes the way the two see this world.
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The brief but intense encounter of a Greek police officer and a Syrian refugee changes the way the two see this world.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sepideh Farsi
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Tarantula, Volya Films, Pan Entertainment, Cine Sud Productions, Ciné-Sud Promotion
Cast
Sepideh Farsi
Director
Marissa Triantafyllidou
Maria
Vaia Kathiotou
Daphne
Lydia Fotopoulou
Panayota
Alexandros Vardaxoglou
Katsiris
Hanna M. Issa
Yussof
Vassilis Koukalani
Deniz Gürkan
Alexandros Mylonas
Policeman
Marina Argyropoulou
Girl in hospital
Shirin Youssefian
Noura Saïd
Giannis Kotsifas
Yorgos
Thanasis Dovris
Kostas
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