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World and Kosmakis 

Yearning to make a fast buck, a suave swindler and his statuesque fiancée approach a factory owner and his wife who thirsts to break into the high-end social circles, unbeknownst to them that he is on to them. Will he get rid of them?
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Yearning to make a fast buck, a suave swindler and his statuesque fiancée approach a factory owner and his wife who thirsts to break into the high-end social circles, unbeknownst to them that he is on to them. Will he get rid of them?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Orestis Laskos
Written By:Giorgos Lazaridis
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Afoi Roussopouloi-G. Lazaridis - D. Sarris - K. Psarras

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