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The Photographers
In a nonaligned country, where a civil conflict is raging, a team of photographers follows a mercenary war lord, whose men wreak havoc among enemies and innocents alike. The story is a modern version of the tragedy Antigone, in a time when TV and the other media present unrelieved visions of war and bloody mayhem.
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In a nonaligned country, where a civil conflict is raging, a team of photographers follows a mercenary war lord, whose men wreak havoc among enemies and innocents alike. The story is a modern version of the tragedy Antigone, in a time when TV and the other media present unrelieved visions of war and bloody mayhem.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:Nikos Koundouros, Nikos Konstadaras
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Lexicon Productions, Greek Film Centre, ERT, Lumiere Services, Eurimages
Cast
Nikos Koundouros
Director
Michalis Iatropoulos
Jesu El Din
Katerina Pavlaki
Sahar Bloomendahl
Vasilis Laggos
Phoebus
Manos Vakousis
Aldo Karajan
Vangelis Mourikis
Russian War Correspondent
Dimitris Stratakis
O'Connor
Marios Ioannou
Calabrese
Yeli Botoube
Gerasimos Mavros
Cameraman
Hristos Ragas
Cameraman
Niki Theodorou
Samira
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