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Bread for a Fugitive

1967, Greek. Directed by Kostas Asimakopoulos.

Giovanni, an Italian soldier, finds refuge in the home of two weary women, who are sisters. The Germans are looking for him, but one sister falls in love with him and hides him. The other, having lost two sons in the Greek-Italian war, betrays him to the Germans. Her sister, however, with the help of fellow villagers and rebels, saves him from the clutches of his pursuers. The woman who betrayed the Italian finds redemption by committing suicide.

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Released
25 May 1967
Original title
Ψωμί για ένα Δραπέτη
Country
Greece
Written by
Kostas Asimakopoulos

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Bread for a Fugitive (1967) was directed by Kostas Asimakopoulos and stars Mairi Hronopoulou, Spiros Focás, Nelly Angelidou.

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