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A director decides to make a film about an old friend, musician, who died from drugs years ago and became known to the general public after his death. The present and the past confused in the mind of the director and the influences in his work.
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A director decides to make a film about an old friend, musician, who died from drugs years ago and became known to the general public after his death. The present and the past confused in the mind of the director and the influences in his work.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nikos Apiranthitis, Andreas Thomopoulos
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:ERT
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