Mermaids for Love Trailer (1968)

02 December 1968 Comedy, Music 92 mins

Petros, a race car driver and son of a construction mogul, hears about an island with promising business opportunities. He tells his father, they have to buy land there but Flora, a night club owner also learns about it and arrives at the island before him. Their competition disturbs the peaceful lives of the island's residents. Marina, the daughter of the local restaurant owner falls in love with Petros while Flora charms the men of the island and especially Nicolas, causing his fiance's jealousy. She on the other hand falls for Iasonas, the son of the island's Lady who worries about the outcome of these events.

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Cast

Mairi Hronopoulou as Flora

Faidon Georgitsis as Petros Athanasiou

Dionysis Papagiannopoulos as Mr. Athanasiou

Vagelis Seilinos as Nikolas

Nora Valsami as Hrysa

Lakis Komninos as Iasonas

Hronis Exarhakos as Kostas Gripis

Martha Karagianni as Marina

Giannis Vogiatzis as Panagis

Christos Doxaras as Dimitros

Maria Foka as Arhontissa

Marinella as singer

Crew

Nikos Dimopoulos Cinematography

Yannis Tsitsopoulos Editor

Petros Lykas Editor

Giorgos Agriostathis Still Photographer

Christos Paliyannopoulos Script Supervisor

Giannis Dalianidis Writer

Argyro Kouroupou Makeup Artist

Mikes Damalas Sound Engineer

Giannis Kehagias Electrician

Kostas Sakadakis Gaffer

Giannis Flery Choreographer

Mimis Plessas Music

Markos Zervas Hairstylist

Mimis Kasimatis Sound Design Assistant

Mimis Antoniou Still Photographer

Markos Zervas Production Manager

International Titles

Gorgones kai Magkes Trailer

Γοργόνες & Μάγκες Trailer

International Releases Dates

Greece 02 December 1968

Production Companies

Finos Film

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