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KAPPA
In the fake world of stardom, actor 'KAPPA' portrays a loving person and father figure when he plays the starring role in a lighthearted TV sit-com and when he presents himself in the media. His fake identity is juxtaposed with his egomaniac and perverse self which gradually unfolds until his soon to be demise.
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In the fake world of stardom, actor 'KAPPA' portrays a loving person and father figure when he plays the starring role in a lighthearted TV sit-com and when he presents himself in the media. His fake identity is juxtaposed with his egomaniac and perverse self which gradually unfolds until his soon to be demise.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Damianos Chrysochoidis
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:SAE Athens
Cast
Damianos Chrysochoidis
Director
Tasos Giannopoulos
ΚΑΠΠΑ
Leda Matsaggou
Vaso
Haris Asimakopoulos
Filos (friend)
Joyce Evidi
Synentefktria (interviewer)
Evi Dovelou
Sexergatria I (sexworker)
Elia Verganelaki
Sexergatria II (sexworker)
Lydia Stefou
Lina
Aggeliki Pardalidou
Maria
Zacharias Gouela
Mimis
Giannis Kourbanis
Skinothetis (director)
Pavlos Faloutsos
Nikos
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