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In 1986, during the World Cup, John, a conservative man with right-wing beliefs and his brother, Antonis, with Communist authorities are waiting for the crossbar of the Soviet football match Union-Belgium.
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In 1986, during the World Cup, John, a conservative man with right-wing beliefs and his brother, Antonis, with Communist authorities are waiting for the crossbar of the Soviet football match Union-Belgium.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, History
Written By:Antonis Papadimitriou
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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