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Dimitris is the only child of a wealthy family. His only companion is his pet guinea pig. When Dimitris' parents decide on a harsh future for him, Dimitris "cripples" the purest side of himself in order to survive.
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Dimitris is the only child of a wealthy family. His only companion is his pet guinea pig. When Dimitris' parents decide on a harsh future for him, Dimitris "cripples" the purest side of himself in order to survive.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Katerina Filiotou, Chris Moraitis
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