The firecracker Trailer (1970)
01 January 1970 Comedy, Romance 84 mins
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01 January 1970 Comedy, Romance 84 mins
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Stavros Paravas as Antonis Mavromatis
Mimis Fotopoulos as Vasilis
Haritini Karolou as Aliki
Marika Nezer as Aliki's mother
Vilma Kirou as Niki
Yorgos Moutsios as Tom / Narrator
Makis Demiris as Thrasivoulos / Walter
Dimitris Kalivokas as Yorgos
Mary Kyvelou as Lisa
Nantia Fontana as Dancer
Fotis Metaxopoulos as Dancer
Greece 01 January 1970
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