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A monk of a Greek monastery, tries to cope with the unbearable sadness and loneliness , when he loses his little dog, the only companion he has got.
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A monk of a Greek monastery, tries to cope with the unbearable sadness and loneliness , when he loses his little dog, the only companion he has got.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yannis Makridakis, Stella Vasilantonaki
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Yiannis V. Lapatas
Director
Thodoros Antoniadis
Vikentios
Kostis Charamountanis
Ioulias's Son
Simos Korexenidis
Religious Man B'
Anastasis Laoulakos
Student B'
Kostas Laskos
Spiritual Guide
Dina Mihailidou
Ioulia
Errikos Miliaris
Student A'
Iro Moukiou
Vikentios's Mother
Maria Skoula
Children's Mother
Stavros Stagkos
Religious Man A'
Labros Stavrinopoulos
Young Vikentios
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