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The Masterpiece 

Vassilis, a talented art student, is informed that the deadline for a prestigious gallery's exhibition competition has been unexpectedly changed, giving him a week to complete the last painting required for his entry. The days that follow are hectic as Vassilis works non-stop on his canvas, while dealing with his annoying roommate, the gallery's eccentric curator, and the prospect of artistic rejection.
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Vassilis, a talented art student, is informed that the deadline for a prestigious gallery's exhibition competition has been unexpectedly changed, giving him a week to complete the last painting required for his entry. The days that follow are hectic as Vassilis works non-stop on his canvas, while dealing with his annoying roommate, the gallery's eccentric curator, and the prospect of artistic rejection.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Crime
Written By:Thodoris Kampouris, Tasos Karagiozidis
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, θλίψις Productions

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