Beloved Days (2015)
Overview
In 1970 the people of Karmi in Cyprus participate in an unprecedented experience: the shooting of the film "Beloved", with Hollywood cast and crew. This documentary functions as a kaleidoscope, transmitting images of that magical time and of the traumatic changes in their lives after the Turkish invasion. Four decades later, they revisit nostalgically those old beloved days.
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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | el |
| Popularity | 1.711 |
Directed By
Constantinos Patsalides
Crew
George Avraam
George Avraam
George Pantzis
Monica Nicolaidou
Christina Georgiou
Kyros Papavassiliou
Paris Manoli
Notis Panagiotou
Sotiris Finiris
Nicol Hadjinicolaou
George Potamitis
Konstantinos Othonos
Constantinos Patsalides
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