What Does Man Do To Live
Leandros is a night club owner who is trying to avoid imprisonment by searching for money to pay the insurance contributions. Along with his debts, he has to withstand the pressures of his beloved for marriage.
Leandros is a night club owner who is trying to avoid imprisonment by searching for money to pay the insurance contributions. Along with his debts, he has to withstand the pressures of his beloved for marriage.
Kostas Hatzihristos
Leandros Perperis
Mimis Fotopoulos
Tryfonas
Dina Trianti
Sofia Perperi
Giorgos Velentzas
policeman
Nikos Fermas
Harilaos
Kostas Papahristos
Benas
Manos Destounis
Sotiris
Kostas Mendis
Podonifteas
Giorgos Tzifos
water company employee
Leandros is a night club owner who is trying to avoid imprisonment by searching for money to pay the insurance contributions. Along with his debts, he has to withstand the pressures of his beloved for marriage.
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