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Zoe's Attitude
The story of two teenagers during a school year. In this movie the goal is to show, not the extroverted and revolutionary side of puberty but the introverted and idealistic one.
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The story of two teenagers during a school year. In this movie the goal is to show, not the extroverted and revolutionary side of puberty but the introverted and idealistic one.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Spyros Vrettos
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Zoforos Audiovisual Productions
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