Two young Greek filmmakers in need of funding for their film titled "The End of Passion" end up seeking the financial aid of an almost forgotten old-time porn-king producer. He agrees to help them while concealing his own secret plan.
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Αυστηρώς Κατάλληλο / Afstiros katallilo
Αυστηρώς Κατάλληλο Δύο φιλόδοξοι σκηνοθέτες (Οδυσσέας Παπασπηλιόπουλος και Πυγμαλίων Δαδακαρίδης) αναζ....
Afstiros Katallilo - Official® Trailer [HD]
Release Date: October 23 2008 Two screenwriters tired of commercial success decide they want to focus their next project on art and culture. Unfortunately ...
Afstiros Katallilo 2008 pitsouli
Μεγάλα εργαλεία !
Αυστηρώς Κατάλληλο afstiros katallilo
Χωρισμός.
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