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Kitsos Mini and Souvlaki 

Kitsos from Gastouni comes to Athens and gets a job at the souvlaki restaurant owned by Dimos from Roumeli. He falls in love with his boss's daughter, Zeta, but she does not reciprocate his feelings. After a heated argument with Dimos, he quits and leaves. He opens his own souvlaki restaurant and is very successful. His terrified competitors try everything they can to learn his secret and even go so far as to recruit the beautiful Suzy to seduce him.
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Kitsos from Gastouni comes to Athens and gets a job at the souvlaki restaurant owned by Dimos from Roumeli. He falls in love with his boss's daughter, Zeta, but she does not reciprocate his feelings. After a heated argument with Dimos, he quits and leaves. He opens his own souvlaki restaurant and is very successful. His terrified competitors try everything they can to learn his secret and even go so far as to recruit the beautiful Suzy to seduce him.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Thanos Sandas
Written By:Napoleon Eleftheriou
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Kitsos Film

Cast

Director

Thanos Sandas

Director

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Tasos Giannopoulos

Kitsos

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Mimis Fotopoulos

Dimos

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Takis Miliadis

Liakos

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Liza Alexiou

Zeta

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Giannis Fermis

Frixos

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Zannino

Giannos

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Sofi Zanninou

Souzy

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Antonis Papadopoulos

Thomas

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Rena Pashalidou

customer

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Kostas Provelengios

Panagos

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Dimitris Fotiadis

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