
Knifer
Drama
Overview
After his father death, Nikos moves from Ptolemaida to Athens. His uncle offers him food and shelter while he starts taking care of his dogs. Alone in an isolated suburb, he's wearing down into his misery routine, till the moment his relationship with his aunt changes everything.
Top Cast


Stathis Stamoulakatos
Stathis Stamoulakatos
Nikos
Stathis Stamoulakatos
Nikos


Vangelis Mourikis
Vangelis Mourikis
Alekos
Vangelis Mourikis
Alekos


Maria Kallimani
Maria Kallimani
Gogo
Maria Kallimani
Gogo


Yannis Voulgarakis
Yannis Voulgarakis
Nikos' friend
Yannis Voulgarakis
Nikos' friend


Yannis Anastasakis
Yannis Anastasakis
Drunk man
Yannis Anastasakis
Drunk man


Nikol Drizi
Nikol Drizi
Nikos' girl
Nikol Drizi
Nikos' girl


Konstadinos Siradakis
Konstadinos Siradakis
Waiter
Konstadinos Siradakis
Waiter
Alessandro Figurelli
Alessandro Figurelli
Nikos' father
Alessandro Figurelli
Nikos' father
Sasa Kritsi
Sasa Kritsi
Sasa Kritsi
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