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Unicorns Do Exist 

Christina is required to provide lodging for her brother Themis on his release from prison. The influence Themis exerts on her daughter, Miranda, causes friction within the family, and Christina struggles to keep the balance.
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Christina is required to provide lodging for her brother Themis on his release from prison. The influence Themis exerts on her daughter, Miranda, causes friction within the family, and Christina struggles to keep the balance.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Milena Perdikari
Written By:Milena Perdikari
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

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