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In a country in deep crisis, two worlds collide: the bourgeois milieu of an intellectual psychiatrist, and the humbler, but no less ambitious world of a beautiful working class actress. They fall in love, but they will soon have to face reality.
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In a country in deep crisis, two worlds collide: the bourgeois milieu of an intellectual psychiatrist, and the humbler, but no less ambitious world of a beautiful working class actress. They fall in love, but they will soon have to face reality.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Katerina Bei
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:View Master Films, Nova, Femeway, ERT
Cast
Nikos Perakis
Director
Constantine Markoulakis
Panagis Pandoras
Fiona Georgiadi
Tzortzina Tzelepi
Panos Mouzourakis
Iason Solomos
Tonia Sotiropoulou
Vasiliki Kavagia
Jenny Theona
Valeria Tzoumpa
Konstadinos Avarikiotis
Errikos Voitsek
Vasso Kavalieratou
Danai Vourlia-Solomou
Annita Kouli
Sara
Andreas Konstantinou
Gennadi Archvadze
Nasos Papargyropoulos
Tzimis
Ilias Valasis
Tolis
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