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A Bird in the Hand Is Worth Two in the Bush
The daughter of a miser grocer react to their father's effort to marry with the man he approves. When her uncle from America and her older sister arrive, the situation radically changes, because the new arrivals happen to be open-minded and view things in a different light.
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The daughter of a miser grocer react to their father's effort to marry with the man he approves. When her uncle from America and her older sister arrive, the situation radically changes, because the new arrivals happen to be open-minded and view things in a different light.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kostas Nikolaidis, Giorgos Economidis
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Giorgos Economidis - Dionysis Kourouniotis
Cast
Panos Glykofrydis
Director
Mimis Fotopoulos
Pythagoras Konstadineas
Giannis Gionakis
Lakis Poures
Georgia Vasileiadou
Katina / Catherine Poure
Giorgos Economidis
George Konstadineas
Nitsa Marouda
Thaleia Konstadinea
Kaiti Lambropoulou
Pinelopi Konstadinea
Petros Pantazis
Fanis Konstadineas
Katerina Gogou
Betty Konstadinea
Vangelis Ploios
Petros
Matina Karra
Klairi Konstadinea
Nikitas Platis
Leonidas
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