To Vancouver
Two siblings, one spell, wounded landscapes and an inevitable departure. "To Vancouver" is a short chronicle of a disappearing act in the times of the new Depression.
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Two siblings, one spell, wounded landscapes and an inevitable departure. "To Vancouver" is a short chronicle of a disappearing act in the times of the new Depression.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Artemis Anastasiadou
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Massive Productions, Greek Film Centre, ERT
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