Lola

1964
1h 44m

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Betrayed by his accomplices, Aris, the fastest knife in Troumba, reunites with his true love, Lola. Now, a mean cabaret owner wants him dead, and he must tie up all the loose ends. But, is t... Read allBetrayed by his accomplices, Aris, the fastest knife in Troumba, reunites with his true love, Lola. Now, a mean cabaret owner wants him dead, and he must tie up all the loose ends. But, is there an easy way out from the port of lost souls?Betrayed by his accomplices, Aris, the fastest knife in Troumba, reunites with his true love, Lola. Now, a mean cabaret owner wants him dead, and he must tie up all the loose ends. But, is there an easy way out from the port of lost souls?

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One of Greece's Best Films

Wish this movie was shared globally by any type of streaming service so more folks can see it and chime in. The way this film is shot alone elevates it above other more celebrated Greek classic films during these golden film era decades. Every scene holds an added weight of importance and tension to it. Is every scene perfect? No, but the vast majority of the scenes demand your attention. Even the fighting is pretty solid for this era all things considered. And then you factor in the acting. Name wise it's already a well known and respected cast, but most of the acting performances are phenomenal.

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Papagianopoulos is great as usual

Karezi as the girl and Kourkoulos as the good guy.There is a line ''too much money Ari'' from the villain Kalogirou.Very good direction from Dimopoulos and great background scenery of the area of Trouba.

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The film is set in Troumpa, an area of Piraeus. Piraeus is a port city in Attica, and part of Athens urban area. Between 1944 and 1967, Troumpa was an area famous for its bars, night clubs, cabarets, and brothels. It was the most famous red light district in Greece, with its clients consisting mostly of sailors and servicemen of the United States Navy. Most of the local brothels and clubs were forced to close in 1967, under orders from the Greek military junta (1967-1974).