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A comic road movie about a late adulthood. On a summer weekend two old schoolmates in their early forties start a road journey in search of their old classmate Nadia, who has joined a convent somewhere in the south of Greece.
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A comic road movie about a late adulthood. On a summer weekend two old schoolmates in their early forties start a road journey in search of their old classmate Nadia, who has joined a convent somewhere in the south of Greece.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vangelis Seitanidis
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Spentzos Films, More Wind, Alatas Films, Nova
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