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The Merchant

1967, Greek. Directed by Maria Plyta.

Lena Konstantinidi, a wealthy young woman who is paralyzed, falls in love with a poor student, Alexis, who sells newspapers to earn money for his studies. The evil stepmother Elsa, who envies her husband's daughter, is opposed to this marriage and does everything she can to thwart it, even going so far as to accuse Alexis of stealing a valuable statuette. However, her plans are completely ruined, thanks to Alex's kindness and the help of a young street vendor whom Alex had taken into his home after the death of his mother.

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Released
1 January 1967
Original title
Ο Εμποράκος
Country
Greece
Written by
Maria Plyta

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The Merchant (1967) was directed by Maria Plyta and stars Kostas Karras, Maria Sokali, Beata Asimakopoulou.

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