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An ornamental minister visits his constituency to inaugurate an obstetrical clinic; however, a clumsy accident will expose not only his voters' needs but also a well-planned conspiracy. Can he right the wrongs before the next elections?
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An ornamental minister visits his constituency to inaugurate an obstetrical clinic; however, a clumsy accident will expose not only his voters' needs but also a well-planned conspiracy. Can he right the wrongs before the next elections?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Anna Hatzisofia, Charis Romas
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Alpha TV
Cast
Takis Mixail
Director
Charis Romas
Μίλτος Μαυρογιαλούρος
Maria Lekaki
Μαίρη Μαυρογιαλούρου
Vassilis Risvas
Γρηγόρης Βασιλειάδης
Melina Vamvaka
Πηνελόπη
Spyros Stamoulis
Σταύρος Ιωάννου
Jenny Kazakou
Νικόλ Μαυρογιαλούρου
Kallirroi Miriagkou
Νόρα
Hristos Tripodis
Βάκης Λιβιεράτος
Dina Avagianou
Αθανασία Δεστούνη
Apostolos Kamitsakis
Πάρης Κοντοπόδης
Marilia Mitrousi
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