Turtle
Χελώνα
Synopsis
A group of third year high school students on Halloween night. A cowboy, a zombie, a mobster, a ninja and a vampire will be in Turtle, their hangout that has a carnival party. The night will find the cowboy and the ninja to fight, while at the same time the zombie and the mobster win the party dance competition.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Maria Triandafyllou, Nikos Tsoggidis
- Screenplay & Story
- Antonis Grigorian
- Original Title
- Χελώνα
- Country of Origin
- Greece
- Spoken Languages
- Greek
- Runtime
- 16m
- Production Studios
- Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Maria Triandafyllou, Nikos Tsoggidis
Antonis Grigorian
Lida Adam
Antonis Grigorian
Christina Tsakmaka
Department Leadership Roster
Christina Tsakmaka
Producer
Aggeliki Grammatoglou
Costume Design
Lida Adam
Director of Photography
Antonis Grigorian
Screenplay
Maria Triandafyllou
Director
Eleftheria Kafaraki
Production Design
Nikos Tsoggidis
Director
Antonis Grigorian
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Turtle.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Turtle
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Turtle about?
A group of third year high school students on Halloween night. A cowboy, a zombie, a mobster, a ninja and a vampire will be in Turtle, their hangout that has a carnival party. The night will find the cowboy and the ninja to fight, while at the same time the zombie and the mobster win the party dance competition.
Who directed Turtle?
Turtle was directed by Maria Triandafyllou, Nikos Tsoggidis.
Who stars in Turtle?
The principal cast of Turtle includes Vasilis Kougioumtzoglou, Dimitris Triandafyllou, Melina Sidiropoulou, Despoina Tagari, Yiorgos Athanasiadis.
When was Turtle released and how long is it?
Turtle was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 16m.