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Traffic Cop Varvara
Much to his surprise and not a moment too soon, the young long-term unemployed, Achilleas Taleporos, realises that his striking resemblance to his twin sister and traffic officer, Varvara, will finally land him a steady job, provided that he went the extra mile to succeed. Suddenly, his sister's uniform, a pair of black almond-toe pumps, a flaxen wig and a little bit of make-up will open the doors to the Police Academy, where "Varvara", amidst an all-female class, gets a rigorous training. But, now that the new recruit in disguise is finally accepted, what are the chances of finding true love in the most unusual of places?
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Much to his surprise and not a moment too soon, the young long-term unemployed, Achilleas Taleporos, realises that his striking resemblance to his twin sister and traffic officer, Varvara, will finally land him a steady job, provided that he went the extra mile to succeed. Suddenly, his sister's uniform, a pair of black almond-toe pumps, a flaxen wig and a little bit of make-up will open the doors to the Police Academy, where "Varvara", amidst an all-female class, gets a rigorous training. But, now that the new recruit in disguise is finally accepted, what are the chances of finding true love in the most unusual of places?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Giannis Sklavos
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Europe Film, Giorgos Karagiannis & Co.
Cast
Omiros Efstratiadis
Director
Giannis Gionakis
Pachoumis Fourtounas
Stathis Psaltis
Achilleas Taleporos / Varvara
Jenny Zaharopoulou
Hara Fourtouna
Mari Karavia
Instructor
Maria Andrioti
Katia Archondaki
Makis Demiris
Koutrouvalas
Lefteris Giftopoulos
Minister
Mimis Fotopoulos
Patroklos Arhondakis
Thanos Papadopoulos
Christos
Vina Asiki
Student
Nota Paroussi
Pagona
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