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Rendez-vous in Venice
When she fails to persuade her father to visit her mother in Venice with him, Diana decides to take the ship and secretly follow him.
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When she fails to persuade her father to visit her mother in Venice with him, Diana decides to take the ship and secretly follow him.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Grigoris Vafias
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Runtime:89 minutes
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