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In the Thessaloniki area, a poor family experiences a similar drama when Electra urges Orestes to kill their mother, not because she killed their father, but because she herself desires Aegisthus. Subsequently, the two siblings become lovers and catharsis never comes.
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In the Thessaloniki area, a poor family experiences a similar drama when Electra urges Orestes to kill their mother, not because she killed their father, but because she herself desires Aegisthus. Subsequently, the two siblings become lovers and catharsis never comes.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Simos Varsamidis, Fei Damianaki
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Studio:Ora Films
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