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Aristotelis the Lightweight
A pasta-factory owner, Aristotelis Kolokythas, after two unsuccessful marriages in the past, is now crazy about a folk singer, Mirella. For her sake, he lavishly squanders his pasta profits, despite the earnest efforts of his partner Orestis, to rein in his spending and put some sense into him. When the business finally goes bankrupt, the hero considers leaving for the Congo to work with his twin brother, Vangelis. Suddenly, however, everything changes, as Vangelis arrives in Athens.
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A pasta-factory owner, Aristotelis Kolokythas, after two unsuccessful marriages in the past, is now crazy about a folk singer, Mirella. For her sake, he lavishly squanders his pasta profits, despite the earnest efforts of his partner Orestis, to rein in his spending and put some sense into him. When the business finally goes bankrupt, the hero considers leaving for the Congo to work with his twin brother, Vangelis. Suddenly, however, everything changes, as Vangelis arrives in Athens.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Napoleon Eleftheriou
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:D. K. Films
Cast
Giorgos Petridis
Director
Nikos Stavridis
Aristotelis / Vangelis Kolokythas
Mimis Fotopoulos
Orestis Barboutsoglou
Katerina Yioulaki
Areti
Vana Lekarakou
Ourania
Sofi Zanninou
Mirela Hristidi
Rena Pashalidou
Pelagia
Vasilis Malouhos
Frixos
Makis Demiris
Hristidis
Marina Pavlidou
Zoitsa
Babis Anthopoulos
Coffee shop owner
Dimitra Nomikou
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