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Forty Brave Lads

1961, Greek. Directed by Giorgos Petridis.

In the pre-revolutionary years, a young shepherd follows Kitsos and his men into the mountains to fight the Turks. When the shepherd kidnaps his beloved – and while her relatives pursue him – Kitsos and his men defend the couple.

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Released
1 January 1961
Original title
Τα Σαράντα Παλληκάρια
Country
Greece
Written by
Angelos Angelou
based on song, poem or rhyme19th century

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Forty Brave Lads (1961) was directed by Giorgos Petridis and stars Antzela Zileia, Andreas Douzos, Lavrentis Dianellos.

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Forty Brave Lads is adapted from a song, poem or rhyme.

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