Mermaids and Rascals explained

Mermaids and Rascals
Native Name:
Director:Giannis Dalianidis
Producer:Finos Film
Starring:Mary Chronopoulou
Music:Mimis Plessas
Studio:Finos Film
Runtime:92 minutes[1]
Country:Greece
Language:Greek

Gorgones ke Manges (Mermaids and Rascals) is a Greek 1968 film. The director and screenwriter was Yannis Dalianidis, while the music of the film is by Mimis Plessas.

Plot

Rumours have it that a Swiss company is making investment plans in a Greek island. A couple of Athenian entrepreneurs rush to the island to buy land and flip it for profit. The Athenian couple, a race-car driver and an actress, meet the resistance of the island's grand old lady who does not wish to sell land to outsiders. The business plans eventually fail to materialise but romance ensues between the actress and the son of the lady as well as the race-car driver and a local girl.[2] [1] The film has references to ancient Greek tragedy and contains elements from it such as a chorus.[3]

Cast

Release

The film premiered in Greece on 2 December 1968.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Γοργόνες Και Μάγκες (1968). Finos Film.
  2. Book: Lydia Papadimitriou . The Greek Film Musical: A Critical and Cultural History . 26 October 2005 . McFarland . 978-1-4766-1018-4 . 156.
  3. Book: Lydia Papadimitriou. The Greek Film Musical: A Critical and Cultural History. 26 October 2005. McFarland. 978-1-4766-1018-4. 38.