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Wind Over the City
In a small, poor town, a young worker falls in love with an actress from a traveling theater troupe and tries to keep her close, dreaming and working hard to rebuild a new town while the troupe increasingly faces decline and the end of its run.
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In a small, poor town, a young worker falls in love with an actress from a traveling theater troupe and tries to keep her close, dreaming and working hard to rebuild a new town while the troupe increasingly faces decline and the end of its run.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alexandros Kakavas, Olga Mikhailova, Petros Sevastikoglou
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Runtime:110 minutes
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