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O sofos kai i Sofia No. 2 

The writer Zolani becomes a father to his wife, Sophia. The baby brings turmoil to the couple's life, as his mother-in-law has strong opinions about him. However, Marina, a young woman who enters Zolani's life, will set things right.
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The writer Zolani becomes a father to his wife, Sophia. The baby brings turmoil to the couple's life, as his mother-in-law has strong opinions about him. However, Marina, a young woman who enters Zolani's life, will set things right.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Stamatis Filippoulis
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Studio:Andromeda International Films

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