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5.5 / 10(4 votes)IMDb19691h 53mGreece

I Die Every Dawn

Πεθαίνω Κάθε Ξημέρωμα

Synopsis

The story of three young girls that are sisters and remain with their mother a tavern in the port. The Persa, the more dynamic it has relations with the labeled Zachos. The Tasia waiting at the port for years, the return of her beloved. Hara, a tomboy, reluctant to reveal feelings for Alekos, who sees it as a good childhood friend. Among all these catalytic moves a man of law, Orpheus.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Nikos Foskolos
Original Title
Πεθαίνω Κάθε Ξημέρωμα
Country of Origin
Greece
Spoken Languages
Greek
Runtime
1h 53m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Nikos Foskolos

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Nikos Foskolos

Nikos Foskolos

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About I Die Every Dawn

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is I Die Every Dawn about?

The story of three young girls that are sisters and remain with their mother a tavern in the port. The Persa, the more dynamic it has relations with the labeled Zachos. The Tasia waiting at the port for years, the return of her beloved. Hara, a tomboy, reluctant to reveal feelings for Alekos, who sees it as a good childhood friend. Among all these catalytic moves a man of law, Orpheus.

Who directed I Die Every Dawn?

I Die Every Dawn was directed by Nikos Foskolos.

Who stars in I Die Every Dawn?

The principal cast of I Die Every Dawn includes Martha Karagianni, Kostas Kazakos, Martha Vourtsi, Angelos Antonopoulos, Nora Valsami.

When was I Die Every Dawn released and how long is it?

I Die Every Dawn was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 1h 53m.