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Lemons 

Louisa no longer believes in herself. They convinced her that she can not accomplish many things, because of her visual impairment. A small incident in a bus station, related to her vision, will make her make a difficult decision. Will she manage to believe in herself?
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Louisa no longer believes in herself. They convinced her that she can not accomplish many things, because of her visual impairment. A small incident in a bus station, related to her vision, will make her make a difficult decision. Will she manage to believe in herself?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Nikos Pavlineris
Written By:Nikos Pavlineris
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