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A photojournalist and surveillance expert decides to go up against a system of political corruption and corporate intrigue after witnessing the murder of his brother.
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A photojournalist and surveillance expert decides to go up against a system of political corruption and corporate intrigue after witnessing the murder of his brother.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Giannis G. Georgiou, Giannis G. Georgiou, Dimitris Tzetzas
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Runtime:112 minutes
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Dimitris Tzetzas
Director
Prometheus Aleifer
Achilles
Yannis Stankoglou
Efthymiadis
Errikos Litsis
Socrates Kalogeropoulos
Takis Spyridakis
Marios Sfikas
Vicky Papadopoulou
Evelyn
Alexandros Logothetis
Antonis
Petros Laoudis
Fotis
Zoe Laskari
Aggeliki
Giorgos Kimoulis
Tsakalakis
Makis Papadimitriou
Xenofon Nikolaou
Kostas Nikouli
Stefanos
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