The Brightest Star Trailer

The Brightest Star Trailer (1967)

07 November 1967 Drama, Comedy, Music 94 mins

A girl from the slums of Athens becomes a famous singer while falling in love with her songwriter.

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Το πιο λαμπρό αστέρι Trailer

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Greece 07 November 1967

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