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Young Alexis Vranas returns to Athens form studying abroad and starts working for a major company. There, he will meet and fall in love with a secretary, Varvara Papadopoulos.
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Young Alexis Vranas returns to Athens form studying abroad and starts working for a major company. There, he will meet and fall in love with a secretary, Varvara Papadopoulos.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Vangelis Goufas
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Kiklos Film
Cast
Roviros Manthoulis
Director
Kakia Analyti
Varvara Papadopoulou
Orestis Makris
Nikos Karydoglou
Pantelis Zervos
Dimitris Papadopoulos
Joly Garbi
Sotiria Papadopoulou
Stefanos Linaios
Alexis Vranas
Thodoros Triandafyllidis
Babis Papadopoulos
Melpo Zarokosta
Marina Papadopoulou
Giannis Vogiatzis
Stelios
Louiza Podimata
Katina Karydoglou
Asi Mihailidou
Pagona
Maria Foka
Loukia
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