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NOMOS 4000 Director: Yannis Dalianidis Cast: Zoe Laskari, Vagelis Voulgaridis, Vassilis Diamantopoulos, Kostas Voutsas, Katerina Helmy, Hloi Liaskou, Eleni Zafiriou, Katerina Gogou, Athena Michaelidou, Spyros Mousouris, Lavrentis Dianellos, Giorgos Gavriilidis, Alekos Janetakos, Kostas Naos and Thanasis Papadopoulos Maria falls in love with George, who is a student of her strict father, Andreas Economou. Dolly, a classmate of Maria, spends a night with George and the next morning tells Maria about it. George tells Maria that his relation with Dolly is not a serious one and swears that she is the only one he loves. Maria accepts his apologies and because she is afraid of losing him decides to make love with him. Maria's father, who is not aware of his daughter's love affair with George, expels one of George's friends from school. When Maria tells George that she is pregnant he forces her to have an abortion. During the time of Maria's operation things go wrong and her father learns about Maria's situation. Writing credits: Yannis Dalianidis Original Music by Mimis Plessas Cinematography by Nikos Dimopoulos Film Editing by Petros Lykas Set Decoration by Haris Milonas, Yannis Savoulidis Production Management: Markos Zervas Sound Department: Mikes Damalas and Ioannis Smirnaios Yannis Dalianidis Born in 1924, Thessaloniki, Greece 1974: Agapi Mou Oua-Oua 1972: I Amartia Tis Omorfias 1971: I Amartoli 1970: Afti Pou Milissan Me Ton Thanato 1969: To Anthropaki 1968: Spoiled Rotten 1968: Stefania 1960: To Agori P' Agapo Biography for Zoe Laskari Born in 1942, Salonica, Greece Zoe Laskari was born in Thessaloniki, Greece. In 1959 she won the title of "Miss Greece" and two years later she played the female lead in Yannis Dalianidis's youth melodrama Katiforos, O (1961). The success of that film made Laskari a star; she signed an exclusive contract with Finos Film, the most powerful Greek studio of the period, and appeared in many films, musicals, comedies and melodramas (most of them were directed by the prolific Dalianidis, who became her mentor). She made her stage debut in the late 1960s, but really concentrated on theater after the decline of the Greek commercial cinema in the mid-1970s; her stage work includes Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" (as Martha), Euripides' "The Trojan Women" (as Eleni), Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park" etc. Trivia for Zoe Laskari Mother-in-law of Vlassis Bonatsos Ex-mother in law of Apostolos Gletsos Her first starring role and big break came in 1961, after Aliki Vougiouklaki the number one box-office star in Greece, turned down the part of Rea in the sexually charged melodrama Katiforos, O (1961)(Downhill Road). She got the part and became an overnight sensation in Greece. |
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