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The Last Mission 

An ex-member of the Resistance pumps six bullets into a grizzled woman and spends the night at the police station, recounting the dangerous life of her heroic father during the Nazi Occupation of Greece. Is she capable of forgiveness?
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An ex-member of the Resistance pumps six bullets into a grizzled woman and spends the night at the police station, recounting the dangerous life of her heroic father during the Nazi Occupation of Greece. Is she capable of forgiveness?

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Genre:Drama, War
Directed By:Nikos Tsiforos
Written By:Nikos Tsiforos
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Finos Film

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