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One night in the 1920s, a poor young man sneaks into the house of the girl he loves, hoping to be near her. After a brief chase up the stairs, she leaves, but shortly afterwards she throws down a gauntlet from above. He leaves with hope, not understanding what it really means.
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One night in the 1920s, a poor young man sneaks into the house of the girl he loves, hoping to be near her. After a brief chase up the stairs, she leaves, but shortly afterwards she throws down a gauntlet from above. He leaves with hope, not understanding what it really means.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yorgos Belesiotis, Despina Marina Gabea
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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