I epistrofi tou Kyriakou Delaporta is a 2006 Greek film that runs for 107 minutes. The movie was made with a budget of 8000 in Greece and features a talented cast of actors including Stavros Parharidis as John Valos, Spyros Dodopoulos as Policeman Flekas, Jimmy Curtis as Dominick Deladoor, Tonia Soufleri as Lola, Melina Kourantidou as Thaleia, Aggeliki Efemidi as Nurse #1, Stratos Efkolidis as Barman, Danai Georgakopoulou as 1st Victim, Ann Gibby as The gypsy, Nikoleta Karantai as Nurse #2, George Koutrotsios as Deladoor Sr, Jose Miguel as Agent Black #2, Dimitris Minaretzis as Agent Black #1, Maria Moursela as Ariel, Kiriakos Papadopoulos as Felopoulos, Theodor Papadopoulos as Velerofontis, Dimitris Varkas as Comber, and Villy Zerva as Waitress.
The story unfolds as John Valos, a man with a mysterious past, returns to his hometown only to find himself caught up in a series of events that lead to a thrilling and suspenseful journey. Along the way, he encounters various characters such as the enigmatic Dominick Deladoor, the seductive Lola, and the nefarious Agent Black. As John delves deeper into the mystery surrounding his return, he must navigate through a web of lies, betrayal, and danger.
With its intriguing plot, captivating performances, and stunning cinematography, I epistrofi tou Kyriakou Delaporta offers a unique blend of drama, suspense, and action. The film keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as they follow John Valos on his quest for truth and redemption.
Overall, I epistrofi tou Kyriakou Delaporta is a must-see for fans of Greek cinema and anyone who enjoys a gripping and enthralling story. The talented cast, engaging storyline, and beautiful scenery come together to create a cinematic experience that is both thrilling and unforgettable.
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