Governments Fall But Psaltis Remains

Governments Fall But Psaltis Remains

8.0IMDb Score
Released:1987-03-13
Genre:Comedy
Duration:0 min
Country:Greece
Director:Yiannis Hartomatzidis
Actors:Stathis Psaltis, Maria Konsta, Dimitris Banos, Giannis Rotas, Kostas Bakalis
Production:

Overview:

The comedy satirizes the hot topics of the day, the economy, the problem of the church, decentralization, cultural culture, etc.

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