A recreation of how the Greek military junta that started in 1967 tragically affected university students.
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Title: The Rehearsal (1974)
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| Melina Mercouri | ... | Self | |
| Mikis Theodorakis | |||
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Rénos Mandis | ||
| Stathis Giallelis | |||
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Robyn Goodman | ||
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Steve Inwood | ||
| Olympia Dukakis | |||
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Jerry Zafer | ||
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Yiannes Iordanidis | ||
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John Moratus | ||
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Dmitri Hadjis | ||
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John Randolph | ||
| Jerrold Ziman | ... | Doctor (as Jerold Ziman) | |
| Louis Zorich | ... | (as Lou Zorich) | |
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Salem Ludwig | ||
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A recreation of how the Greek military junta that started in 1967 tragically affected university students.
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(herself): One thing the Greek dictators couldn't do was to stop the Greek people from singing. When things are bad, we sing. And when they are really bad, we sing gay songs.See more »
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January 1974 (Greece) See more »Also Known As:
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It is a rather strange film, probably a bit too melodramatic....
Shot in a warehouse in New York, the film tries to give a reconstruction of the vents in the Polytechnic School in Athens, Greece when 40 students were killed while protesting against the ruling junta. You will find some interesting prople participating in the movie such as Lawrence Olivier, Maximillian Shell and Arthur Miller. The film was never shown in cinemas as the junta fell a few days after the shooting was finished.