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I Am Miserable

A Greek advertisement for the screening of a Greek film in regional Victoria with images of couples dramatically embracing

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Greek cinema poster: Ime Mia Dystichismeni (I Am Miserable), produced by Klak Films, 1964.

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Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria

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This image is from the personal collection of Peter Yiannoudes.

IME MIA DYSTICHISMENI / I AM MISERABLE

Produced by Klak Films, 1964.

Directed by Apostolos Tegopoulos.

Starring Nicos Xanthopoulos, Martha Vourtsi.

A drama that tells the love story of a poor couple and their difficulties in life.

Australian release in March, 1967.

This film was brought to Australia and screened by Peter Yiannoudes.

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