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[12] Vanity Fair placed Porter on its "best dressed" list for 2019. [16] People called the dress "one of the biggest style moments of the Oscars red carpet". [17] Choire Sicha of The New York Times called his arrival "an exciting start" to the night, and expressed disappointment that few other guests dressed to subvert gender roles in the same ...
Ο Γυναικάς/O Gynaikas (The Ladies man), 1957; Ο Μεγαλοκαρχαρίας/O Megalokarcharias, 1957; Erotas stous ammolofous / Έρωτας στους αμμόλοφους = Love in the dunes, 1958; O Mimikos kai i Mairi / Ο Μιμίκος και η Μαίρη, 1958; Charoumeni Alites / Χαρούμενοι Αλήτες, 1958
A mysterious man dressed in black sporting a mask tells Eddie he fights well but he lacks the "killer instinct". The masked man challenges the boxer to a fight and shows him the moon, which has a faint red color. The man sports boots with the toes and heels encased in steel and uses martial arts to fight Eddie.
Pages in category "Greek black-and-white films" The following 73 pages are in this category, out of 73 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. 0–9.
8 Awards in Greek State Film Awards 1 Award in Goya Awards 1 Award in Cairo International Film Festival. To Fili Tis Zois (Το φιλί της ζωής) Nikos Zapatinas: Caterina Papoutsaki, Themos Anastasiadis: Comedy: Alter Ego: Nikolas Papadimitropoulos: Sakis Rouvas: Drama: Most expensive Greek production of all time with a budget of €2. ...
Death – the son of Night in Greek mythology - wears a black peplos and black wings. Apollo wears white, representing the sun. Admetus contrasts the black of the funeral procession with the white of the funeral procession. The corpse of Alcestis is dressed as a bride, in accordance with Greek tradition and Herakles wears a bearskin and carries ...
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O Drákos (Greek: Ο Δράκος; English: The Ogre of Athens or The fiend of Athens), or simply The Dragon, is a 1956 Greek existential and satirical drama crime film, directed by Nikos Koundouros. It tells the story of Thomas, a mousey and dull bank clerk whose physical appearance leads him to be confused with a fierce and notorious criminal.