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Eva (11) lives with her mother, Alexandra (35), homeless and unbound by rules. By day, they get by through petty theft; at night, they sleep peacefully in their car, living in a utopia of their own—until the limits of that world are put to the test.
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Eva (11) lives with her mother, Alexandra (35), homeless and unbound by rules. By day, they get by through petty theft; at night, they sleep peacefully in their car, living in a utopia of their own—until the limits of that world are put to the test.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Θωμάς Τσαλαπάτης, Dimitris Tsalapatis
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Τετραγωνισμένο Τετράγωνο, Frenel, Plankton Films, ΕΚΚΟΜΕΔ, ERT
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