The Enemies
Aug 19, 1965 · 1h 40m
Director
Dinos DimopoulosOverview
Alekos is a journalist who hunts down all those who live in the dregs of society, until he realizes that the real enemy is corruption, not its victims. Dimitris is a student who fights against social inequality with his own strength. And then there is Stefanos, who has been left disabled by a German bullet and looks at Germans with hatred because he cannot forget.
Cast of The Enemies
Crew of The Enemies
About The Enemies
What is The Enemies about?
Alekos is a journalist who hunts down all those who live in the dregs of society, until he realizes that the real enemy is corruption, not its victims. Dimitris is a student who fights against social inequality with his own strength. And then there is Stefanos, who has been left disabled by a German bullet and looks at Germans with hatred because he cannot forget.
When was The Enemies released?
The Enemies was released on August 19, 1965.
How long is The Enemies?
The Enemies runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
Who directed The Enemies?
The Enemies was directed by Dinos Dimopoulos.
Who is in the cast of The Enemies?
The cast of The Enemies includes Alekos Alexandrakis (Alekos), Jenny Roussea (Anna), Faidon Georgitsis (Stefanos), Aleka Katselli (mitera Alekou) and Andreas Douzos (Renos).