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Vilma: The Last Goodbye
A cinematic farewell to the "Vilma" cinema in Thessaloniki, which closed in December 2024 as the last traditional erotic cinema in Greece. At the same time, a salute to the legendary "Laikon" and "Star", temples of the genre in the two largest cities of Greece. Famous and anonymous people participate in this final farewell.
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A cinematic farewell to the "Vilma" cinema in Thessaloniki, which closed in December 2024 as the last traditional erotic cinema in Greece. At the same time, a salute to the legendary "Laikon" and "Star", temples of the genre in the two largest cities of Greece. Famous and anonymous people participate in this final farewell.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Kostas Bakirtzis, Kostis Stamoulis
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Runtime:79 minutes
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Cast
Kostas Bakirtzis, Kostis Stamoulis
Director
Kostas Bakirtzis
(himself)
Thomas Korovinis
(himself)
Ioanna Rappou
(herself)
Argyris Bakirtzis
(himself)
Takis Spetsiotis
(himself)
Thomai Zafeiriou
(herself)
Giannis Palamiotis
(himself)
George Tsitiridis
(himself)
Giannis Zafeiriou
(himself)
Petraq Laze
(himself)
Christina Sidiropou
(herself)
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