Those Not Allowed to Love Trailer (1951)

29 January 1951 Drama 80 mins

Pavlos, a conservatory student dreaming of becoming a great artist of quality music, lives with his fiancée Kaiti in a small room, hosted by two friends. Due to financial tribulations, he is forced to join his friends' folk band and performs every night at a night club. That's were Mr Giorgos and his lover Liza frequent. Liza, a rich girl, falls in love with Pavlos and tries to seduce him. However, when she realizes how deeply he loves his fiancée, decides to help him get back together with Kaiti.

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Cast

Alekos Alexandrakis as Pavlos

Smaroula Giouli as Kaiti Flora

Anna Kalouta as Liza

Koulis Stoligas as Sotos

Periklis Hristoforidis as Babis

Labros Konstadaras as Giorgos Beliris

Georgia Vasileiadou as Kalliopi

Giannis Gionakis as pianist

Stavros Iatridis as Thanasis Nikolopoulos

Aleka Stratigou as Eirini

Rallis Angelidis as waiter

Thanasis Tzeneralis as doctor

Crew

Filopoimin Finos Producer

Alekos Sakellarios Director

Christos Giannakopoulos Screenplay

Aristeidis Karydis-Fuchs Cinematography

Mihalis Souyoul Music

Alekos Sakellarios Writer

Christos Giannakopoulos Writer

Alekos Sakellarios Screenplay

Aristeidis Karydis-Fuchs Editor

Filopoimin Finos Production Director

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Greece 29 January 1951

Production Companies

Finos Film

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