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Release Date:
January 1, 1959
Original Title:
Η Λίζα Το 'Σκασε
Alternate Titles:
I Lisa to skase
Lisa, Tosca of Athens
Η Λιζα το σκασε
Genres:
Comedy | Romance
Production Companies:
Delta film
Production Countries:
Greece
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 84
Lisa (Xenia Kalogeropoulou) runs away from her father at the Athens airport because she does not want to marry a rich man from Paris whom her father has chosen for her. She hitchhikes to the city, where she meets Giorgos (Kostas Kakkavas) a handsome driver. Then, she runs away from him as well and tries to find her mother’s brother (Iordanis), whom she has never seen before. Her father publishes her photo in the newspapers and offers a reward of one hundred thousand drachmas to anyone who finds her. Lisa is now afraid that everyone can identify her, and so, in order to hide, she mingles with a group of tourists. However, she is unaware that her uncle is their guide. Giorgos has followed her in order to find out the reason she left him so suddenly, takes her in his car one more time, and they spend the night together.
Assistant Camera:
Syrakos Danalis
Assistant Director:
Nikos Anagnostakis
Cinematography:
Jerry Kalogeratos
Director:
Sokrates Kapsaskis
Editor:
Gerasimos Papadatos
Makeup Artist:
Yiorgos Stavrakakis
Music:
Manos Hatzidakis
Painter:
Alekos Fasianos
Production Manager:
Grigoris Danalis
Set Decoration:
Marilena Aravantinou
Sound Recordist:
Govanni Mougnai
Yorgos Kriadis
Still Photographer:
Dimitris Sklavis
Visual Effects:
Giorgos Sklavis
Writer:
Giannis Maris
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