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Can You Water a Garden With Tears? | Slate

Can You Water a Garden With Tears?

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Can You Water a Garden With Tears?

"something experiential about mental illness"

A man recording a journal of his thoughts on tape while trying to cope with his mental illness.

Runtime: 10m
Genres: Drama
Language: Greek

Direction and writing

Theodoros SelekosDirector, Writer

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Cast

Stavros Tsoumanis

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