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Nikos visits his best friend Haris after a long time with the intention of asking him to go for a bike ride in the park where they grew up. However, as they meet, Haris' cold attitude towards Nikos is immediately apparent. When they arrive at the park, after a short conversation, Haris breaks down and confesses his complaints and fears regarding their friendship.
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Nikos visits his best friend Haris after a long time with the intention of asking him to go for a bike ride in the park where they grew up. However, as they meet, Haris' cold attitude towards Nikos is immediately apparent. When they arrive at the park, after a short conversation, Haris breaks down and confesses his complaints and fears regarding their friendship.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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