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The Girl of the Neighbourhood 

Spyros, an honest young man from a poor neighborhood, owns a small coffee shop. His only friends are the shoe shiner Tsichlas and the drunkard Barba-Stamos. One day, he decides that the time has come to ask for Pitsa's hand in marriage. The poor neighborhood and its people pressure Pitsa, who can't take it anymore and runs away from home during the engagement. She runs into Didi, a playboy who, in an effort to pay off his debts, supplies beautiful girls to a rich old man.
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Spyros, an honest young man from a poor neighborhood, owns a small coffee shop. His only friends are the shoe shiner Tsichlas and the drunkard Barba-Stamos. One day, he decides that the time has come to ask for Pitsa's hand in marriage. The poor neighborhood and its people pressure Pitsa, who can't take it anymore and runs away from home during the engagement. She runs into Didi, a playboy who, in an effort to pay off his debts, supplies beautiful girls to a rich old man.

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Genre:Drama, Music, Romance
Directed By:Maria Plyta
Written By:Nikos Hatziapostolou, Ionas Kostagiannidis, Andreas Labrinos
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Hristos Maniatis

Cast

Director

Maria Plyta

Director

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Smaroula Giouli

Pitsa

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Orestis Makris

Stamos

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George Foundas

Spyros

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Dimitris Nikolaidis

Didis

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Mihalis Iakovidis

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Tzavalas Karousos

Petros

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Mihalis Bouhlis

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Despo Diamantidou

Kakia

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Labros Kotsiris

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Kaiti Lambropoulou

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Fragoulis Fragoulis

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