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After an accident that puts her in a coma, Maria Aliki, a struggling actress in search of major roles, enters a reality where she must play out all the possible roles life could have given her. Through this journey, she must discover who she truly is in order to return to life.
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After an accident that puts her in a coma, Maria Aliki, a struggling actress in search of major roles, enters a reality where she must play out all the possible roles life could have given her. Through this journey, she must discover who she truly is in order to return to life.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Angelos Frantzis, Katerina Bei, Kostis Samaras
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Runtime:129 minutes
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Cast
Angelos Frantzis
Director
Katia Goulioni
Mary Alice
Victoria Elizabeth Bitouni
Victoria
Nikos Kouris
Nikos
Andreas Konstantinou
Dimitri
Thanos Tokakis
Sad man
Lefteris Polychronis
Dragan Chochovic
Tonia Sotiropoulou
Désirée Papadopoulou
Constantine Markoulakis
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Christos Stergioglou
Mary Alice's father
Daphne Alexander
Anna (Marianne's mother)
Lydia Fotopoulou
Mrs. Lela
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