O Loustrakos / Ο Λουστράκος
- Drama
The small loustrakos Vasilis Maras alongside the school of fine on the streets of Athens to make money. The mother finds injustice in prison for the murder of Demetrias. With the persistence of the king, however, and the help of a lawyer, the Karelia, the mother of leaving prison.
Loustrakos is a 1962 Greek drama film about a street urchin named Vasilis Maras navigating life in Athens while his mother fights to overturn a murder conviction. This classic drama explores themes of poverty, injustice, and family perseverance in post-war Greece.
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Available in: Greece
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In cinemas
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No date confirmed for United States yet · Earliest worldwide: Wide release in Greece
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When was Loustrakos released?
Loustrakos was released on January 1, 1962.
What is Loustrakos about?
The film follows young Vasilis Maras, a street urchin in Athens who works to survive while his mother is imprisoned for murder. With the help of a lawyer named Karelia and persistent effort, the family works to prove the mother's innocence and secure her release.
Where can I watch Loustrakos?
Loustrakos is a 1962 film and availability varies by region and platform. Check local streaming services, classic film libraries, or physical media retailers for access.
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