.dog (2021)
Overview
Young Dimitris, on the verge of manhood yet very much a child, has romanticized his imprisoned father to mythic proportions. When he gets released after ten years, Dimitris cannot wait to finally know him and make up for lost time. But when his father reveals his true nature, Dimitris must face a great dilemma: will his need of belonging prevail over his sense of justice?
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | el |
| Popularity | 0.704 |
Directed By
Yianna Americanou
Crew
Yianna Americanou
Yianna Americanou
Yorgos Giannelis
Lambis Haralambidis
Effie Skrobolas
Vassilis Tzanidis
Costas Lambropoulos
Monica Nicolaidou
Yorgos Kyriakos
Yianna Americanou
Christos Gousios
Christos Gousios
TOP CAST
Andreas Konstantinou
Father
Dimitris Kitsos
Dimitris
Nikos Zeginoglou
Nick
Antonia Charalampous
Andri
Anna Giagiozi
Hostel Director
Vasilis Michael
Kyriakos
Dimitra Dimitriadou
Ioulia
Georgina Tatsi
Social Services Officer
Andreas Melekis
The Boss
Ifigenia Pieridou
Nadia
Cedrick Mulumba
Emmanuel
Ali Abushammala
Kamiran
Philippos Kalas
Police at prison
Dionysios Zourmpanos
Police at prison
Kyriakos Violaris
Man at kiosk
John Rezk
Man at kiosk
Demos Christodoulou
Dead man
Konstantinos Tsiolis
Rich boy
Stephanos Edward Theophylactou
Rich boy
Rolandos Nicolaou
Rich boy
Adam Ingoe
Rich boy
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