A Conversation With the Filmmakers of 'When Men Were Men'
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In the Kitchen
Six different couples, in six different kitchens, in six different acts-times of their relationships, all living a life which could have been the life of one single couple. This common thing that unites all couples all over the world in one common, and yet very different experience. The thing we have in common in the stories of our relationships.
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Six different couples, in six different kitchens, in six different acts-times of their relationships, all living a life which could have been the life of one single couple. This common thing that unites all couples all over the world in one common, and yet very different experience. The thing we have in common in the stories of our relationships.
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Written By:Sotiris Zikos
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