Triantafyllos Mourkousis Trailers
Love on the Hot Sand (The Runaway) TrailerOh, If I Only Were a Man TrailerThe Roundup Trailer
Most Popular Triantafyllos Mourkousis Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Oh, If I Only Were a Man Trailer (1966)
01 January 1966
Frustrated and unemployed after being sexually harassed repeatedly, Stella decides to play the role of a guy, using the identity of her twin brother (who is living in Australia) hoping to get a job.
Storm Trailer (1965)
15 February 1965
A love story about a young composer and a famous singer who lost her memory.
The Scum Trailer (1963)
07 October 1963
A string of miscalculated choices and the longing of a fresh start will drag Magda of the slums deeper and deeper into a tireless personal nightmare.
The Roundup Trailer (1965)
06 December 1965
A summer night in 1944 in Kokkinia, Kosmas, a black marketeer, is out with his friends before he is arrested by the German patrol.
The Harefoot Trailer (1964)
01 January 1964
Petros Pelekis is shaken when he receives a letter from America informing him that the feud between his family and the Patakas family continues, and that the last Patakas is coming to Greece to kill him.
Sharp as a Needle Trailer (1961)
01 January 1961
Tonis and Rena are loved, but their uncles have objections, as they are deadly competitors in the field of swimwear marketing.
Stamatis and Grigoris Trailer (1962)
19 September 1962
Opposite as black and white, the successful lawyers and business partners, tardy Stamatis and hasty Grigoris, fall for their supposedly single new secretary, unaware that she's already married.
Sucker Groom Trailer (1962)
17 December 1962
Two fanciful friends earn a half-apartment in a lottery and are forced to cohabit, while they like the same girl and want to marry her.
A Bird in the Hand Is Worth Two in the Bush Trailer (1965)
01 January 1965
The daughter of a miser grocer react to their father's effort to marry with the man he approves. When her uncle from America and her older sister arrive, the situation radically changes, because the new arrivals happen to be open-minded and view things in a different light.
