Anna's Engagement

A lower-class maid navigates the social world of the upper-crust family she works for.

Cast

Anna Vagena

as Anna Vlasopoulou

Smaro Veaki

as Anna's Mistress

Kostas Rigopoulos

as Thodoros Manolopoulos

Stavros Kalaroglou

as Kosmas Raptis

Aliki Zografou

as Elisavet

Maria Martika

as Keti Manolopoulou

Alekos Oudinotis

as Kostis Efstathiou

Irene Emirza

as Vaso

Mika Flora

as Haroula

Nikos Garofallou

as Yorgos

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