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Model (1974)

Genre :

Runtime : 1H 45M

Director : Kostas Sfikas

Synopsis

The movie is one of the foundational Greek arthouse films, by the filmaker Kostas Sfikas

Actors

Crews

Kostas Sfikas
Kostas Sfikas
Director
Kostas Sfikas
Kostas Sfikas
Writer
Giorgos Kavagias
Giorgos Kavagias
Cinematography
Giorgos Papalios
Giorgos Papalios
Producer
Anna Sfika
Anna Sfika
Producer
Kostas Sfikas
Kostas Sfikas
Set Designer
Giorgos Kavagias
Giorgos Kavagias
Set Designer
Takis Davlopoulos
Takis Davlopoulos
Editor

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