
Astarte
Drama
Overview
Through a journey into love, myth, the present and the past, Argiro seeks the missing pieces, in her effort to decode the Phaistos Disc.
Top Cast


Maria Tzobanaki
Maria Tzobanaki
Argiro
Maria Tzobanaki
Argiro
Tasos Barniadakis
Tasos Barniadakis
Sculptor
Tasos Barniadakis
Sculptor
Lenia Argiraki
Lenia Argiraki
Young Woman
Lenia Argiraki
Young Woman


Anastasis Roilos
Anastasis Roilos
Young Man
Anastasis Roilos
Young Man
Gareth Owens
Gareth Owens
Himself
Gareth Owens
Himself
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