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SUICIDE WATCH 

Quarantine. Dionysis, Giorgos, Stathis and Orestis have set up a guard at the house of their fellow student Anestis and are watching their friend Tony, who lives across the street. Dionysis planned this operation and is the only one who initially believes that Tony is planning to commit suicide. The other three, after sharing a story in which Tony seems not to be doing so well, are convinced. Suddenly, smoke comes out of Tony's apartment and they run across the street. Tony has simply burned his food. Relieved, the children stay there and Tony suggests that they call Anestis too.
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Quarantine. Dionysis, Giorgos, Stathis and Orestis have set up a guard at the house of their fellow student Anestis and are watching their friend Tony, who lives across the street. Dionysis planned this operation and is the only one who initially believes that Tony is planning to commit suicide. The other three, after sharing a story in which Tony seems not to be doing so well, are convinced. Suddenly, smoke comes out of Tony's apartment and they run across the street. Tony has simply burned his food. Relieved, the children stay there and Tony suggests that they call Anestis too.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Domna Tsakiridou
Written By:Simos Flessas
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Film Office AUTh

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