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Fate unites a group a company of four students, "transporting" them from the carefree lifestyle and the innocence of the university years to the harsh reality that is going to transform their lives.
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Fate unites a group a company of four students, "transporting" them from the carefree lifestyle and the innocence of the university years to the harsh reality that is going to transform their lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marinos Sklavounakis
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