Leaving Was What She Did Best
A man and a woman meet at a karaoke bar. He stands awkwardly on stage. She rushes in to save him. Just as suddenly as she entered his life, she disappeared. Forever. Now he is left to cope with her loss while carrying on with his work—he runs a funeral home.
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A man and a woman meet at a karaoke bar. He stands awkwardly on stage. She rushes in to save him. Just as suddenly as she entered his life, she disappeared. Forever. Now he is left to cope with her loss while carrying on with his work—he runs a funeral home.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Vassilis Pantelidis
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greek Film Centre, Theta
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