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Aliens have invaded Earth. After months of conflict, they reach the northern border of Greece, wiping cities and villages in their passage. Will a young man's courage be enough to overturn the inevitable to the technological superiority of a superior race?
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Aliens have invaded Earth. After months of conflict, they reach the northern border of Greece, wiping cities and villages in their passage. Will a young man's courage be enough to overturn the inevitable to the technological superiority of a superior race?
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Genre:Action, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Christos Filippou
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Christos Filippou
Director
Tasos Andreadis
Greek Prime Minister
Tasos Antonaridis
Stratos Christidis
Konstantinos Babilas
Barman
Andriana Davidopoulou
Danae Giannakou
Sofronis Efthimiadis
Rebels' Leader
Vasilis Eleftheriadis
Lab Scientist
Konstantina Milona
Stratos' Sister
Lazaros Minas
Rebels Henchman
Artemis Nestora
TV Reporter
Stamatis Papadopoulos
TV Reporter
Anna Toubari
TV Reporter
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