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An exercise in skill for the actors, as two different families coexist in the same interior space (living room, bedroom, children's room, dining room, kitchen) but in different houses (front doors, courtyard, hall).
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An exercise in skill for the actors, as two different families coexist in the same interior space (living room, bedroom, children's room, dining room, kitchen) but in different houses (front doors, courtyard, hall).
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ray Cooney, Vasilis Tsivilikas
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Studio:Θέατρο: Μινώα, Antenna TV
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