Athens International Film Festival
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Pedro Noula

26/9/2016, 22:15, Danaos 1

A severe car accident leaves a man with an Italian passport, a broken phone, a cheque and a strange woman’s photo, but no memory of who he really is. Completing the puzzle of his lost identity will become a nightmarish adventure. Starring Constantinos Aspiotis, Katia Leclerq O’Wallis, Pavlos Evagelopoulos, Christos Sapountzis, Athena Pappa and Meletis Georgiadis.

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Filmmakers in attendance

Director: Karolos Zonaras
Screenwriters: Karolos Zonaras, Katerina Bei
DoP: Yorgos Papandrikopoulos
Music: Stamatis Kraounakis
Editor: Eleni Toya
Principal Cast: Constantinos Aspiotis, Katia Leclerc O’Wallis, Pavlos Evangelopoulos, Christos Sapountzis, Athena Papa, Meletis Georgiadis
Producers: Karolos Zonaras, Antigoni Gavriatopoulou

Greece | 2016 | Color | DCP | 110' | Greek



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