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Antzela, o peirasmos poster

Antzela, o peirasmos 

Two high-end jewelry designers in a deadly feud. A wealthy shipowner who wants to secure his social status. A suspicious anarchist whose motives no one knows. A private detective who tries in vain to imitate James Bond, and three eccentric photographers with their own peculiarities. These are the people who bring Angela's life to a dead end. Angela, a sought-after photo model whose ambitions are aimed at the glittering world of show business and singing, will at some point find herself deeply entangled in an extravagant adventure of great interests and unrestrained erotic passions, with no one able to predict what will happen next...
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Two high-end jewelry designers in a deadly feud. A wealthy shipowner who wants to secure his social status. A suspicious anarchist whose motives no one knows. A private detective who tries in vain to imitate James Bond, and three eccentric photographers with their own peculiarities. These are the people who bring Angela's life to a dead end. Angela, a sought-after photo model whose ambitions are aimed at the glittering world of show business and singing, will at some point find herself deeply entangled in an extravagant adventure of great interests and unrestrained erotic passions, with no one able to predict what will happen next...

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Giorgos Lazaridis
Written By:Giorgos Lazaridis
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Runtime:98 minutes
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