Loafing and Camouflage (1984)

Awards
- 4 wins & 1 nomination total

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Nikos Kalogeropoulos

Pvt. Giannis Papadopoulos

Giorgos Kimoulis

Pvt. Ahilleas Labrou

Takis Spyridakis

Pvt. Panagiotis Balourdos

Stavros Xenidis

Col. A. Kontelis

Andreas Filippides

Lt. Col. Minas Katsabelas

Hristos Valavanidis

Maj. D. Karavidis

Antonis Theodorakopoulos

Captain

Nikos Tsachiridis

Staff Sergeant

Fotis Polyxronopoulos

Pvt. Mihalis 'Karamazov' Karamanos

Giannis Hatzigiannis

Pvt. Petros Savvidis

Paris Tselios

Pvt. Marlafekas

Stavros Mavridis

Pvt. Apostolis Apostolopoulos

Tania Kapsali

Emmanouela Dimaki

Ira Papamichail

Soula

Ifigeneia Makati

Katerina Papadopoulou

Rocky Taylor

Cindy

Dimitris Poulikakos

John Papaloukas

Michalis Maniatis

Mr. Karlatos

Director
- Nicos Perakis
Writer
- Nicos Perakis
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Trivia
The two buildings that were used to shoot the film are in Pedion Areos in Athens. The first one is the headquarters of the Hellenic Army Geographical Service and it used to host the facilities of the Military Broadcasting Service, and the second one is the building of the Hellenic National Defense College.

Connections
Features My Child Must Live (1951)

Soundtracks
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Written by Nikos Foskolos & Nikos Mamangakis
Performed by Tania Kapsali

I have probably seen this movie more times than the director. In the 80's I was so obsessed with this film, that at one point I thought I was a character in the film. Me and my friends would constantly re-enact scenes amongst us. I actually got to see it in a proper theater -- which is now a supermarket-- in a small town in Southern Greece.

Agreeing with the previous reviewer this film was a gem amongst trash that other people were producing in the 80's. I guess I wonder why us Greeks could never deliver better cinema? After all, we invented drama.

Thank god for this ray of light that this film gave me in the 80's.