The Swindlers
Jan 01 1954
•1h 17m
•Comedy
Three friends living day by day on the streets of Athens by put-up jobs.
Cast
See allNikos Stavridis
Vrasidas Gerakaris
Nikos Rizos
Feras
Koulis Stoligas
Armenian
Petros Giannakos
Kokovios
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