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Kastri Hotel
An unemployed university graduate works as a maid in a hotel and there falls in love with a girl, which then correspond. It happens to be the daughter of the hotel owner. After several misunderstandings, the two young people meet and live happily.
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An unemployed university graduate works as a maid in a hotel and there falls in love with a girl, which then correspond. It happens to be the daughter of the hotel owner. After several misunderstandings, the two young people meet and live happily.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kostas Papapetros
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