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Tonight We Dine at Iokastis
When one fine morning a peaceful neighborhoods disrupted by the unexpected disappearance of a Latvian manicurist, Iocasti Papadamou joins forces with ingenious, albeit completely naive, neighbor in order to shed light on the bizarre case.
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When one fine morning a peaceful neighborhoods disrupted by the unexpected disappearance of a Latvian manicurist, Iocasti Papadamou joins forces with ingenious, albeit completely naive, neighbor in order to shed light on the bizarre case.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Filippos Desillas, Vasilis Myrianthopoulos
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Cast
Vasilis Myrianthopoulos
Director
Renia Louizidou
Iokaste Papadamou
Takis Spyridakis
Kosmas Leontidis
Pavlos Orkopoulos
Romylos Papadamos
Leonidas Kalfagiannis
Yuri
Klelia Renesi
Katia Papadamou
Dimitris Makalias
Stefanos Papadamos
Maria Georgiadou
Vivi Neratzaki
Betty Maggira
Nadia
Savvas Poubouras
Jose
Vasilis Tsigristaris
Laslo
Fotis Sergoulopoulos
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