Mia Italida ap' tin Kypseli

1968
1 Std. 51 Min.

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Maro Kodou in Mia Italida ap' tin Kypseli (1968)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAgainst his rich sister's will, a sibling in love marries an alluring Grecian woman, risking exclusion from the inheritance. Only a brilliantly devious plan can help; but who can trick an en... Alles lesenAgainst his rich sister's will, a sibling in love marries an alluring Grecian woman, risking exclusion from the inheritance. Only a brilliantly devious plan can help; but who can trick an entire family into believing Romans do it better?Against his rich sister's will, a sibling in love marries an alluring Grecian woman, risking exclusion from the inheritance. Only a brilliantly devious plan can help; but who can trick an entire family into believing Romans do it better?

Regie
- Dinos Dimopoulos
Drehbuch
- Dinos Dimopoulos
- Nikos Tsiforos
Hauptbesetzung

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,4/10

648

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Dinos Dimopoulos
Drehbuch
- Dinos Dimopoulos
- Nikos Tsiforos
Hauptbesetzung

2Benutzerrezensionen

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Wissenswertes
The movie was screened between 1968-1969 and sold 396,882 tickets. It came 11th in 108 movies.

Verbindungen
Referenced in I oraia tou kourea (1969)

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4/10

Good laughs, questionable message

Mia Italida ap' tin Kipseli works fine as a comedy.

Antonis (Alekos Alexandrakis) is witty and effortlessly charming, though the laughs are mostly provided by the supporting characters, Polikratis (Giannis Vogiatzis) the eternal loser, Roro (Elektra Kalamidou), exuberant and full of heart, and John Parker (Giorgos Gavriilidis), naive and out of touch with reality.

The main complaint to be made about this movie is that it tries too hard to force its message, namely that Greek women are superior to foreigners. Not only does the plot involve painting the image of a - supposed to be - Italian woman with dark colours, so that Greek women appear better in comparison, it also introduces Rene (Keti Papanika), a French woman with questionable morals.