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An arrogant politician feeds his mail ego in meeting with a Russian call girl. At the same time his wife, a young hysterical star, picks a fight on set with a talk-show hostess who is in a loveless marriage with a yuppie manager who vents in therapy.
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An arrogant politician feeds his mail ego in meeting with a Russian call girl. At the same time his wife, a young hysterical star, picks a fight on set with a talk-show hostess who is in a loveless marriage with a yuppie manager who vents in therapy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dionysis Haritopoulos
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Alpha TV
Cast
Kostas Haritopoulos, Dionysis Haritopoulos
Director
Giannis Bezos
Giorgos
Akis Sakellariou
Marketing Manager
Evelina Papoulia
TV presenter
Themis Panou
Psychiatrist
Tzina Alimonou
Starlet
Evangelia Stamatelou
Sasa
Giorgos Kapoutzidis
Agis Moundreas
Giannis Dalianis
Conductor
Giorgos Souxes
Fired employee
Kostas Tsakonas
(voice)
Renos Haralambidis
Patient (voice) (uncredited)
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