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Life in the hands of another 

Two former school friends, Fredi and Spiro, meet by chance. Fredi works in a remote village, while Spiro has built a successful career in the city. Spiro, now a high-ranking official, finds himself drawn to the beauty of Ana, Fredi’s wife. Suddenly, Ana is confronted with an unfamiliar side of her husband’s character. In pursuit of the career opportunity Spiro offers, Fredi fails to realize that his old friend is asking in return for something very sacred to Ana.
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Two former school friends, Fredi and Spiro, meet by chance. Fredi works in a remote village, while Spiro has built a successful career in the city. Spiro, now a high-ranking official, finds himself drawn to the beauty of Ana, Fredi’s wife. Suddenly, Ana is confronted with an unfamiliar side of her husband’s character. In pursuit of the career opportunity Spiro offers, Fredi fails to realize that his old friend is asking in return for something very sacred to Ana.

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