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Tolis, an avid lottery ticket buyer, wins the first prize, but while celebrating his success in the streets, he is killed by a passing car. However, he returns to his wife as a ghost, having been granted permission by the Almighty, with the aim of restoring her...
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Tolis, an avid lottery ticket buyer, wins the first prize, but while celebrating his success in the streets, he is killed by a passing car. However, he returns to his wife as a ghost, having been granted permission by the Almighty, with the aim of restoring her...
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Markos Lezes
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Cast
Kostas Bakodimos
Director
Markos Lezes
Τόλης Καψαλίδης
Mara Thrasivoulidou
Ματίνα Καψαλίδου
Vasilis Politis
Ντιντής
Vagelis Protopapas
Παρασκευάς
Ilias Konstadinou
Γεράσιμος, γκρουμ
Lefteris Loukadis
μεθυσμένος
Kostas Karagiorgis
Αχιλλέας Χριστόπουλος
Ioanna Papadopoulou
Stelios Frastas
Άκης
Vaso Dimitriou
Pola Theohari
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