The Island (2009)
The death of a prominent citizen reveals the corruption that festers behind closed doors on a seemingly beautiful serene Greek island of Sifnos.
Top billed cast
Eleni KastaniOlympia
Elisavet KonstantinidouAngela
Vladimiros KiriakidisBabis
Tania TrypiLoula
Dimitris TzoumakisAgis
Michalis MarinosPriest Labros
Odysseas PapaspiliopoulosApostolis
Zeta DoukaAfroditi
Dafni LabroyanniEva
Pavlos OrkopoulosThomas
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