Produced during the twilight of the "Golden Age" of Greek Cinema, the film reflects the 1970s obsession with "Laiko" (folk) music and the common trope of the "lovable slacker" trying to strike it rich in the big city.
Likely a cataloging number or index ID within a specific private or public media database. Produced during the twilight of the "Golden Age"
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Το πιο γρήγορο μπουζούκι (To pio grigoro bouzouki) Release Year: 1973 Genre: Comedy / Musical Director: Giorgos Papakostas After failing multiple grades, his mother sends him
The story follows Paschalis, a perpetual student in a provincial high school who is more interested in football and leisure than his studies. After failing multiple grades, his mother sends him to Athens to live with his older brothers and attend an electronics school. However, Paschalis soon abandons his studies after a chance encounter with an old friend who plays the bouzouki in a nightclub. Convinced that fame and fortune lie in folk music, he attempts to make a career as a bouzouki player, leading to various comedic situations characteristic of the era's Greek cinema. This signifies that the source material is a
This signifies that the source material is a high-definition television rip, often indicating a modern restoration or a rebroadcast by a Greek television network (like ERT or Star) in 1080i/p quality.
