Second Class Citizens Trailer (1981)
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Cast
Dimitris Papamichael as Markos Vardogiannis
Eleni Anousaki as Eleftheria Vardogianni
Mihalis Mosios as Tamtakos
Ilias Logothetis as Director
Chrysoula Diavati as Suzie Forsyth
International Titles
Πολίτες Β' κατηγορίας Trailer
Άνθρωποι για όλες τις δουλειές Trailer
International Releases Dates
Greece 01 January 1981
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