Mazi sou

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Mazi sou
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GenreDrama
Starring
Opening theme Mazi sou
Country of origin Greece
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes20
Production
Running time1 hour (per episode)
Release
Original network Mega Channel
Original release2006 (2006) 
2007 (2007)

Mazi sou (English: With you) is a Greek drama featuring two teenagers whose only common link is their age. Two 17-year-old teens who run away, one from a juvenile institution and the other from her home, and scour Northern Greece and Turkey, following the "arid" railroad near Maritsa's bank.

Overview

Ares (Apostolis Totsikas) runs away from the juvenile institution where he grows up in order to seek his father's identity. Zoe (Marili Milia) lives with her mother who is a politician, without having a substantial contact with her father. When she tries to reach him she learns that the reason for the gap between them is an agreement of her parents. She leaves her home for Alexandroupoli in Greek Thrace as her destination to meet her boyfriend who serves the local army unit.

Zoe will come across with Ares when he steals her wallet and will eventually decide to travel together. Zoe's mother uses her political means and starts an unbelievable man-hunt. She will make an appearance on the TV to make a plea for finding her daughter offering 200.000 Euro

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