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Witches cry on Wednesdays 

The spell to protect each other. A forest grown from tears, the spell to protect each other, the leaves, the rock and the frog. Witches have always cried on Wednesdays
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The spell to protect each other. A forest grown from tears, the spell to protect each other, the leaves, the rock and the frog. Witches have always cried on Wednesdays

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Elli Fotiou
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

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