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An Uncompromising Man 

A medical student (Pavlos Sidiropoulos) delays his studies to become a singer in this story of a man who follows his own convictions. He becomes a street singer and finds a young woman (Betty Livanou) he wishes to marry. After the two are wed, he returns to medical school to support his wife and family. He earns his medical degree and lands a job in a hospital. When he refuses to take part in the exploitation of the patients, he is fired. He opens his own practice but later quits when he is asked to participate in another fraudulent medical scam.
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A medical student (Pavlos Sidiropoulos) delays his studies to become a singer in this story of a man who follows his own convictions. He becomes a street singer and finds a young woman (Betty Livanou) he wishes to marry. After the two are wed, he returns to medical school to support his wife and family. He earns his medical degree and lands a job in a hospital. When he refuses to take part in the exploitation of the patients, he is fired. He opens his own practice but later quits when he is asked to participate in another fraudulent medical scam.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Andreas Thomopoulos
Written By:Andreas Thomopoulos
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Andreas Thomopoulos

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Pavlos Sidiropoulos

Pavlos

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Betty Livanou

Anna

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Vera Krouska

Eirini

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Kostas Vrettos

Apostolos Flou

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Stavros Xenidis

Pavlos' Father / Music Company Manager

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Eleni Maniati

Anastasia

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