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The Other Me
A lonely criminology professor attempts to solve the mystery behind five murders by decoding the puzzle of five Pythagorean theorems, in a crime story that features renowned French actor François Cluzet in a key-role.
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A lonely criminology professor attempts to solve the mystery behind five murders by decoding the puzzle of five Pythagorean theorems, in a crime story that features renowned French actor François Cluzet in a key-role.
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Genre:Mystery, Crime
Written By:Sotiris Tsafoulias
In Theaters:
Box Office:$371,528
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Green Dragon Movies, Blonde Audiovisual Productions
Cast
Sotiris Tsafoulias
Director
Pigmalion Dadakaridis
Professor Dimitris Lainis
Dimitris Katalifos
Aristotelis Adamantinos
Manos Vakousis
Apostolos Barassopoulos
Ioanna Kolliopoulou
Sofia
Kora Karvouni
Danai
François Cluzet
Marcel de Chaffe
Vassilis Risvas
Coroner
Giorgos Chrysostomou
Manthos Kozoros
Anna Kalaitzidou
Kleio Rapti
Antonis Antoniou
Efthymiou's Father
Polydoros Vogiatzis
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