
The child of the square
Jan 01, 1961 · 1h 28m
Director
Kostas Hatzihristos, Apostolos TegopoulosOverview
An unemployed man (Kostas Chatzichristos), prone to endless amusements, economically sucks his uncle (Periklis Christoforidis) in order to satisfy his desires. His despair, when his uncle decides to stop the economic benefits, will lead him to sell some furniture of the house. He sells four armchairs and then he learns that in one of them were hidden precious jewels of the aunt. He looks desperately to find and to get them back, but he only discovers three of them, and in these there is no trace of jewelry. To find the fourth and lucky one, whose traces are completely ignored, he accepts partnered with a friend (Takis Christoforidis). He is transformed into an organized, consistent and good working man, and falls in love with his sister's partner (Stella Stratigou) and discovers that the fourth chair was held by his uncle, who set up this whole story to motivate him and make him active.
Cast of The child of the square
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About The child of the square
What is The child of the square about?
An unemployed man (Kostas Chatzichristos), prone to endless amusements, economically sucks his uncle (Periklis Christoforidis) in order to satisfy his desires. His despair, when his uncle decides to stop the economic benefits, will lead him to sell some furniture of the house. He sells four armchairs and then he learns that in one of them were hidden precious jewels of the aunt. He looks…
When was The child of the square released?
The child of the square was released on January 1, 1961.
How long is The child of the square?
The child of the square runs 1 hour 28 minutes (88 minutes).
Who directed The child of the square?
The child of the square was directed by Kostas Hatzihristos and Apostolos Tegopoulos.
Who is in the cast of The child of the square?
The cast of The child of the square includes Kostas Hatzihristos (Mimis Fakis), Takis Hristoforidis (Petros Bezes), Stella Stratigou (Lena Beze), Dolly Fliskou (Ourania) and Popi Megoula (grandmother).
















