Take a Leap faster than decay (2010)

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Runtime : 6M

Director : Loukas Lelovas

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A production by Lukas Lelovas, student at secondary-school during the filmings, which won the first award at the 2010 ERT Greek Short Film Festival, and features an environmental content.

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